Beginning when Lucy Maud Montgomery is fourteen, this first volume is her own chronicle of her life from 1889 to 1910, the year before her marriage and when she left Prince Edward Island.
Comprising perhaps the most vivid and detailed memoir in Canadian letters, this volume includes her recounts of her schooldays in Cavendish, impressions, and romantic "crushes" that found their way into her fiction, the year she spent with her father and his new family in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, her time in college and university and the publication of Anne of Green Gables.
I love the Selected Journals. They are so much like the Anne stories.
