second installment of the adventures of Anne Shirley. This time we know their adventures from sixteen to eighteen. As a teacher begins and ends at the moment they decide to go to college. It is still a child at heart, imaginative and romantic, but is slowly maturing, especially the end when you see your friend Diana is committed. Ana laments that people grow and do not want, for example, that Gilbert Blythe is more than a friend childhood, somehow denying their own feelings toward him. Simple stories are running through this book, reminding me a little mini-series Cranford (I'm waiting for the book, which I will comment when I read).
What I liked most was when he begins as a teacher. I felt identified with her insecurities, feelings and relationships with students. It was quite interesting to see that some things never change.
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