Anne dreams

K. George, 1983-

Book - 2024

"In the sixth book in a series of illustrated chapter books based on Anne of Green Gables, Anne is inspired by a hair mishap to focus on improving herself inside. When she throws herself into her studies, a new dream begins to blossom inside her, perhaps her biggest dream yet."--

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Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 1--4--In the sixth installment of the early chapter book series inspired by the classic novels, Anne purchases a bottle of hair dye in an attempt to rid herself of her bright red hair. The dye turns her hair green instead of black, forcing her to cut it short. This experience leads Anne to focus on self-acceptance, learning to value her inner qualities over her appearance. Through this self-reflection, she develops a new ambition: to become a teacher. Encouraged by her current teacher, she works diligently when recommended for Queen's College. Adults will appreciate the homage to the classic series, while young readers will be captivated by Anne's journey. The illustrations, crafted using graphite, watercolor, and colored pencils and completed digitally, add charm to the already engaging story. Although subtle references to a potential love interest may be missed by younger readers, they will still enjoy this delightful chapter book. VERDICT A fantastic addition to any collection, especially where illustrated chapter books are in demand.

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