Montgomery, tells about the summer Felix and Beverly King visit their cousins in Carlise, Canada. The Story Girl, by Anne of Green Gables author L.M. Please take note of the item in cart to see if it is on backorder.Download cover art Download CD case insert The Story Girl Ready to ship books will ship within one week back-ordered items can take up to one month. This exciting title is now available with beautiful cover art by Haleigh DeRocher, found exclusively at .īooks are ready to ship, but may be back-ordered if they sell out. Montgomery’s lesser known works, she considered it to be one of her favorites, and it reflects the same optimistic, mirthful spirit of her more popular works. This exquisitely written narrative is at once the record of the joys and petty sorrows of childhood and the celebration of the limitless imagination of a born story-teller. A group of eight children, made up of cousins and friends, spend a vivid and imaginative summer together with The Story Girl as their leader. When Bev and Felix King arrive for the summer, they too are captivated. In the old-fashioned town of Carlisle on Prince Edward Island, children flock to her to hear her fanciful tales. Sara Stanley, known to everyone as The Story Girl, seems to have magic in her voice as she weaves stories that are impossible to resist. “I do like a road, because you can be always wondering what is at the end of it.” Montgomery once reflected that this was her favorite story she had yet written. Though less widely read than her popular Anne and Emily series, The Story Girl (the first of a duology), reflects the optimistic and mirthful spirit of her other works. While all of Montgomery’s novels were popular during her lifetime, some of them have faded into near obscurity, with The Story Girl being one of them. It’s thought that Montgomery wrote Sara Stanley as an idealized version of her adolescent self. In Montgomery’s youth, the dramatic tellings of Scottish myths and legends were a central part of family entertainment, and her love for story-telling was born of this tradition. Montgomery, who had spent her youth among a Scottish-Canadian family, was inspired by her own heritage and upbringing to write the character of Sara Stanley. Montgomery embarked on a journey of self-reflection in the writing of her lesser known novel, The Story Girl (published in 1911). Read more about the Out of Print Collection here.Īfter rising to immediate fame for her first novel, Anne of Green Gables, in 1908, L.M.

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The Story Girl by L.M. Montgomery