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Lucy Montgomery's Prince Edward Island In Real Life
The writer, Lucy Montgomery, has an impressive sense of humor and her way with words is exceptionally awesome; after reading about Montgomery’s life I think that Anne represented her in fantasy world, the reason why I think that is because she has a lot of similarities with Anne I mean like they both were orphan and like Anne, Montgomery was particular about the spelling of name, and both of them loved green gables (which is Prince Edward Island in real life.) In the book the author has used a third person narrative mode to unfold the plot. The vivid descriptions of nature and Anne’s beautiful portrayal of the places in her day dream as well as her surroundings makes Lucy Montgomery a detailed oriented writer.
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