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The Anne of Green Gables Collection - (Arcturus Collector's Classics) by L M Montgomery (Mixed Media Product)

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This Anne of Green Gables box set is a beautiful and classic looking set, with each book being fabric bound and sturdy. However, the books are smaller than expected and some of the books are missing. Despite this, the set is still the most beautiful set I've seen.

Book Synopsis This delightful slipcased collection contains six of Anne Shirley's tales, presented in vibrant clothbound volumes. Follow the journey of this redheaded orphan as she grows up in idyllic rural Candada- from her misadventures at Green Gables farm, to her appointment a school teacher and her blossoming love story. Each …

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Book Synopsis This delightful slipcased collection contains six of Anne Shirley's tales, presented in vibrant clothbound volumes. Follow the journey of this redheaded orphan as she grows up in idyllic rural Candada- from her misadventures at Green Gables farm, to her appointment a school teacher and her blossoming love story. Each volume is complete and unabridged, bound in high-quality cloth with elegant nature-inspired embossing and matching colored endsheets. This deluxe boxset, featuring cloth accents on the top and bottom, makes the perfect gift or collectible for any literature lover or bibliophile. Includes: - Anne of Green Gables - Anne of Avonlea - Anne of the Island - Anne's House of Dreams - Rainbow Valley - Rilla of Ingleside. ABOUT THE SERIES: The Arcturus Collector's Classics series are high-quality, clothbound box-sets of classic works of literature. With elegant embossed cover-designs and colored endpapers, these editions make wonderful gifts or collectibles to treasure forever. About the Author Lucy Maud Montgomery had her first poem published at the age of 15 and after completing college she worked for a short time as a journalist before becoming a teacher. In 1908 Anne of Green Gables was published to huge acclaim with Anne of Avonlea coming soon after. Many successful novels followed but by late 1930s, due to personal troubles, illness and depression, she stopped writing. Lucy Maud Montgomery died in 1942 and was buried on her beloved Prince Edward Island.

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This Anne of Green Gables box set is a beautiful and classic looking set, with each book being fabric bound and sturdy. However, the books are smaller than expected and some of the books are missing. Despite this, the set is still the most beautiful set I've seen.

Pros

Beautiful design
Sturdy cardboard case
Good quality
Classic box set

Cons

Small print
Missing pages in some sets

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Book Synopsis This delightful slipcased collection contains six of Anne Shirley's tales, presented in vibrant clothbound volumes. Follow the journey of this redheaded orphan as she grows up in idyllic rural Candada- from her misadventures at Green Gables farm, to her appointment a school teacher and her blossoming love story. Each volume is complete and unabridged, bound in high-quality cloth with elegant nature-inspired embossing and matching colored endsheets. This deluxe boxset, featuring cloth accents on the top and bottom, makes the perfect gift or collectible for any literature lover or bibliophile. Includes: - Anne of Green Gables - Anne of Avonlea - Anne of the Island - Anne's House of Dreams - Rainbow Valley - Rilla of Ingleside. ABOUT THE SERIES: The Arcturus Collector's Classics series are high-quality, clothbound box-sets of classic works of literature. With elegant embossed cover-designs and colored endpapers, these editions make wonderful gifts or collectibles to treasure forever. About the Author Lucy Maud Montgomery had her first poem published at the age of 15 and after completing college she worked for a short time as a journalist before becoming a teacher. In 1908 Anne of Green Gables was published to huge acclaim with Anne of Avonlea coming soon after. Many successful novels followed but by late 1930s, due to personal troubles, illness and depression, she stopped writing. Lucy Maud Montgomery died in 1942 and was buried on her beloved Prince Edward Island.