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For Anne of Green Gables fans who always wondered about Marilla Cuthbert's long-ago romance with a Cuthbert boy, this well-researched historical novel will satisfy their every longing. McCoy captures the dry wit, warm honesty, and strong sense of duty of the elderly woman from L.M. Montgomery's Canadian classic, while imbuing this tale with its own unforgettable characters and adventure. Marilla is barely a teen when her mother passes away from complications at childbirth and she has to take up the mantle of "lady of the house." McCoy explores the limitations on women at the time, the politics of a colony inching toward nationhood, and the abolition movement that Marilla eventually gets involved in with fascinating, nuanced detail. Fans of the source material will enjoy getting to meet familiar characters as young upstarts, especially Rachel Lynde and John Blythe. Echoes of the "Anne" books include references to old rivalries and friendships, but newcomers won't feel lost. The setting comes alive with every delicious meal, death-defying sickness, and richly described landscapes that would do Montgomery proud. There are some missteps as the author tries to present the Cuthberts as accepting of non-white people, but the enlightenment of the title character at the cost of fully realized secondary characters of color mars that aim. However, the interracial relationship featured in later chapters does feel authentic the plot development. VERDICT The bittersweet romance and family drama will engage fans of Green Gables and enchant historical fiction readers.-Shelley M. Diaz, School Library Journalα(c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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―BOOKBUB, Best Historical Fiction of Fall 2018 ―Library Journal Fall 2018 Editors' Pick "A must read for fans of Anne and historical fiction alike."―POPSUGAR, Best New Books of Fall 2018"Marilla of Green Gables is the addition to the Anne cannon you didn't even know you needed."―Lindsay Crist Lawson, Joseph-Beth Booksellers, OH "Great for lovers of Anne who need more Avonlea in their lives. This book was very well done in the style of L.M. Montgomery that I had to remind myself that it wasn't actually written by her..."―Alison Frenzel, Fabled Bookshop and Café, TX"Fans of the original series and those entering this landscape for the first time will be captivated..."―Beth Seufer Buss, Bookmarks, NC"Prepare to meet Marilla, a captivating heroine who will transport you back to the treasured world of Anne of Green Gables. Rich in historical detail, this charming novel vividly explores love, loss, friendship, and the coming-to-self of a girl on the cusp of womanhood."―Sue Monk Kidd, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Secret Life of Bees and Oprah's Book Club 2.0 pick for The Invention of Wings"L.M. Montgomery's Marilla Cuthbert flares to life in Sarah McCoy's enchanting novel of Avonlea. But this Marilla feels very much earned by McCoy, and her story, one of wrenching family sacrifice and the enduring pleasures of home, as much a love letter to the world of Green Gables as it is a breath of fresh air. Hats off to McCoy for enlivening this classic with such heart and grace."―Paula McLain, New York Times bestselling author of The Paris Wife and Love and Ruin"Fans of the Anne of Green Gables series will rejoice at this warm and heartfelt addition to their world. McCoy's love for the characters is palpable, and with an insightful eye she illuminates the original Avonlea, while also offering glimpses into the turbulent history of the time."―Madeline Miller, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Circe"Sarah McCoy has given readers a precious gift: the opportunity to step back into the world of Avonlea, and the chance to get to know Marilla Cuthbert as a leading lady in her own right. In McCoy's skillful and sensitive hands, Marilla emerges as a heroine of depth, complexity, and heart. I savored my time with this cast of old friends, enjoying the dilemma of whether to speed through these compelling pages or to pause and relish everything about the lovely world imagined within them."―Allison Pataki, New York Times bestselling author of Beauty in the Broken Places and Sisi"Another girl once came of age at Green Gables. Spunky, smart, buffeted by tides of duty and ambition, loss and love, young Marilla finds her voice in Sarah McCoy's beautiful rendering of a beloved place, a complex woman, and a long-ago time. Deftly and tenderly told, Marilla of Green Gables is a must read for anyone who adored Avonlea and Anne and ever wondered, what came before?"―Lisa Wingate, New York Times bestselling author of Before We Were Yours"A pitch perfect love letter to Lucy Maud Montgomery's Green Gables. Even if you weren't an ardent fan, you'll still want to read this book. Marilla is a loving, captivating fictional portrait of a woman and a time that is well worth escaping to. A beautiful, heart rending story, a wonderful novel." ―M.J. Rose, New York Times bestselling author of Tiffany Blues   "Anne aficionados will get a kick out of seeing Avonlea's eccentric cast in their youth... McCoy captures the magic of Prince Edward Island, describing the changing seasons in lovely prose... [fans] will appreciate the way she reexamines characters they thought they knew so well."―Booklist"A rich, historically intense life for Marilla... McCoy weaves in fascinating historical details of Canada's religious and political tensions of the mid-19th century... fashioning Marilla as a flawed hero of her times is a lovely tribute."―Kirkus ReviewsEmpty

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Product details

Hardcover: 320 pages

Publisher: William Morrow (October 23, 2018)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0062697714

ISBN-13: 978-0062697714

Product Dimensions:

5.5 x 1 x 8.2 inches

Shipping Weight: 13.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.6 out of 5 stars

81 customer reviews

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Like most little girls I read the Little House on the Prairie series written by Laura Ingalls Wilder and the Anne of Green Gables series by Lucy Maud Montgomery. I would guess I ready the Anne of Green Gables series every year when I was growing up. Sadly, it has been a few years since I have picked up Anne of Green Gables, I purchased the kindle versions of the books in anticipation of reading Sarah McCoy's, Marilla of Green Gables. McCoy's publishers have done an amazing job of marketing her newest book. I first saw advertisements over a year ago and pre-ordered the book the first chance I got.Marilla of Green Gables is McCoy's attempt at explaining why the character Marilla was the way Marilla was. Marilla, a person mysteriously hardened by life comes alive with the arrival of a young girl with a vast imagination managed to pull her out of her shell. Readers of the Montgomery's Anne series know that Marilla alludes to a love lost and regrets in conversations with Anne about Gilbert Blythe. Keeping in mind that this version of the story is not Lucy Maud Montgomery's telling, Sarah McCoy does Marilla's story justice. Early in the book I remembered that at some point in life Marilla loved, was loved, and lost love. Watching the relationship between John Blythe and Marilla develop it was hard not to feel a tightening in my chest with the knowledge that their love would end tragically. It was an interesting perspective, the loss of Marilla's mother, promises made on a death bed, and a loyalty to family, all of which made Marilla the woman she was when we first meet her in Anne of Green Gables.McCoy claims to have done extensive research on Montgomery, the Anne series, and Prince Edward Island in an effort to bring new life to old characters. I believe that Montgomery would feel honored by the story that was told.I am not ready yet to leave PEI and look forward to continuing my journey with Anne's arrival to Green Gables and a re-read of an old friend.Cover Design - 5.0The cover does a really great job of capturing Montgomery's Green Gables.Grammer - 5.0Beautifully edited. I am not familiar with Sarah McCoy as an author but this first introduction into her work brought me great pleasure.Plot - 4.0I did a Heather "no-no" and read some early reviews; prior to the book being released. People don't like change or things that are different. There were a lot of critics out there who feared that McCoy was treading on Montgomery's "turf". Now, I am all about originality and I feel that Hollywood continues to recycle old stories. I also believe that some mystery in a book's storyline allows the reader to use their own imagination. When reading the Anne of Green Gables series my heart always broke for Marilla and her love lost but I never really considered what could have caused her such heartache. Do I buy McCoy's versions of events? It's as much as a possibility as any and in this day in age when politics are causing so much division in our country it makes it a completely reasonable rationale that Marilla and John Blythe allowed heated beliefs to divide them. Marilla always was hard headed, Anne tames that, but she always spoke first and came to her senses later. It makes sense that speaking without thinking first plus her pride was Marilla's demise in love.Believability - NAI am not sure that this category applies to this book so I am going to leave it as NA.Ending - 5.0This book opens at the beginning of the Anne stories, before Anne arrives, and then with Marilla reminiscing about the past. Closure comes with the continuation of the series and Montgomery's telling of Anne's story.Price Value - 4.0I think the story was well written and well worth the price. I am all about the deal so doubt if you put this book on your wish list, in a couple of years the book with go on sale.Overall - 4.5I enjoyed this story. I don't usually get emotional over a book but for most of this story I had to try hard not to cry. Knowing the outcomes of the characters made it hard to root for the love story developing between Marilla and John. I think the additional story of the American Civil War and the Underground Railroad brings a depth to Marilla's character. Marilla could have easily sent Anne back to the orphanage. Anne certainly wasn't what they needed or what they wanted but if you believe that Marilla held a soft place in her heart for the rights of all people you can understand why she would not send a child back to such suffering.

McCoy is very creative when introducing young Marilla Cuthbert, before she became crusty Marilla of Green Gables. The author does an admirable job of introducing Marilla's parents and young Matthew. My favorite character was blustery Rachel, since McCoy kept her personality as LMM designed her. Parts of the story are hard to read: the passing of her mother, Matthew's heartbreak, and the John Blythe angle. The last part was rather clunky. It just didn't seem to fit with the flow from the rest of the narrative. The cover art is very inviting. Overall, fans of Anne will embrace young Marilla's story. Thanks to the publisher for sending a hard copy and digital format of the book.

Being a childhood fan of L.M. Montgomery's "Anne" books, I was curious to read this "prequel" by a different author. Overall, it did a good job of paying homage to the original series, while providing an interesting backstory to answer the questions I've always had about Marilla's youth. I enjoyed the little treats of continuity with "Anne of Green Gables", like seeing Marilla learn to make her famous wine, or the description of what would later become Anne's room, complete with explanations for the different items within.There are places where the characterization and plot feel forced, but I think this is partly due to the constraints placed on the author by the prequel format. We already know how Marilla's life turns out, and we know she has regrets about lost opportunities. This guarantees a certain unavoidable sadness to the story, but the author balanced that with warm and heartfelt depictions of the Cuthbert family, Avonlea, and the beauty of Prince Edward Island.

Anne of Green Gables has always been my favorite set of books. A orphan no one wanted but stole the hearts of Matthew and Marilla. Marilla always seemed distant and cold until Anne cracked her shell but what happened why were her and Matthew never married?This book shined a new light on Marilla and Matthew it was just magical. The story was well written and just made it feel like a prequel that L.M. Montgomery wrote herself. As much as I wanted the ending to be different and see her marry John Blyth it could not be.I loved this story so much and it had its moments that were heart warming and a few tears as well. Don’t forget Racheal she was a great addition to the story she reminded me of Anne.This book is a must read for all the Anne fans out there!

This story, “Marilla of Green Gables”, is like stepping right back into the wonderfully engaging series... “Anne of Green Gables”.It’s a beautifully told story thru the eyes and heart of the character we came to know as ‘Marilla’. You will come to know and love her even more deeply as you learn how she and Mathew came to be the exceptional persons they were who welcomed and nurtured the orphan Anne (with an e) into a delightful memory for us all!!!Marilla is a positively inspiring character modeling positively exceptional values for us all. Truly wholesome and good thru and thru!

I wanted to know as I suspect many readers of Anne of Green Gables want to know, what keep Marilla and John apart. The flow from LMM to SM as the author was easy, getting a vision of Anne Shirley out of my head as I read about a young Marilla was much harder. The transition from the adult Marilla to 40 yo Marilla was so quick I thought I’d skipped more then a few pages. A good book that I am happy was written. Anne and Gil are the consultation to there not being Marilla and John.

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