Anne of Green Gables

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert, a middle-aged brother and sister farming the red soil of Prince Edward Island, send to an orphanage for a boy to help with the chores. What arrives at the Bright River station is a skinny, freckled, red-haired girl named Anne Shirley, talkative beyond all reason and possessed of a fierce imagination. Marilla means to send her back. Anne, having tasted a home for the first time in her life, sets out to make herself indispensable.

What follows is the slow, warm unfolding of a childhood: a bosom friend sworn in the birch grove, a schoolhouse rivalry with a boy named Gilbert Blythe, a disastrous tea party, a dye job that turns her hair green, a broken slate over a teasing word, and the small humiliations and large kindnesses that gradually turn an unwanted orphan into a daughter. Anne talks too much, feels too much, and refuses to be ordinary, and the village of Avonlea is the better for it.

L. M. Montgomery's 1908 novel is one of the most enduring books about growing up ever written, funny and tender by turns and never sentimental about the hard parts. This unabridged recording preserves every one of Anne's breathless speeches and every quiet Avonlea evening.

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Lydbog: 31. oktober 2026