Anne of Green Gables, read by Marshall Escamilla

Marilla receives some bad news, and Anne makes new plans.

Matthew experiences a shock.

Anne finishes her year at Queen's.

Anne and her friends from Avonlea spend the winter at Queen's College.

Anne leaves home for further studies.

All the young people of Avonlea gather at the White Sands Hotel for an evening concert.

Amidst much anxiety, the pass list is published in the paper.

Anne's preparation for the entrance exams ramps up.

Anne is invited to join the Queen's class, but it isn't quite what she expected it to be.

Anne gets to attend an Exhibition.

Anne and her friends stage a re-enactment of a poem they've been reading in school. Things don't turn out as they expected.

Anne's vanity drives her to make yet another mistake.

Anne and her friends decide it is time to work together to cultivate their imaginations.

Matthew resolves to get Anne a Christmas present.

Anne returns to school, and is very excited to share with Marilla about what she's learned there.

Anne attends a party and gets herself into trouble yet again.

Anne receives an invitation to tea at the manse, which causes her no end of excitement.

Anne finds yet another way to make a new and creative mistake.

Anne's imagination predictably runs away with her, in a way that causes her a great deal of distress. Marilla resolves to solve the problem.

Anne talks her way into being allowed to have an amazing experience that doesn't turn out quite the way she expected.

A visit from a premier causes a sudden change in Anne's fortunes.

After the disaster of Diana's visit, Anne finds a new reason to keep going.

Diana comes over to Green Gables for tea, and a terrible mistake is made.

Anne has a conflict at school. Marilla struggles to respond appropriately.

Anne finds herself potentially unable to go to the picnic, due to a concerning lapse in judgment.

Anne's friendship with Diana deepens. There is an exciting event on the horizon.

Anne finally has the chance to meet a bosom friend. She doesn't waste the opportunity.

Anne has her first day at Sunday school, and shares her impressions of the whole experience.

Anne manages to apologize to Mrs Rachel Lynde.

Mrs Rachel Lynde says something she may yet regret, and so does Anne.

Marilla tries to correct a mistake in Anne's education. Anne wonders if she'll ever find a bosom friend.

Marilla makes a shocking discovery about Anne's upbringing so far, and resolves to do better.

Marilla Cuthbert tries to find out how such a mistake was made.

Anne tells Marilla all about her past.

Marilla and Matthew discuss what is to be done, while Anne tries her best to make most out of a bad situation.

Anne arrives at Green Gables, much to Marilla Cuthbert's surprise and chagrin. There is much discussion of what to do.

A mistake was made that puts Matthew Cuthbert in an uncomfortable position.

Mrs Rachel Lynde learns of some shocking news.

Introduction to Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery, read by Marshall Escamilla, and dedicated to his mother.