Anne y su pequeño mundo

Name: Anne y su pequeño mundo
Rating: 7.88 (14298 reviews)
Author: Lucy Maud Montgomery
ISBN: 9789500402002

Language: Spanish
Published in: 1953
Publisher: Emecé Editores
Pages: 205
ISBN: 9789500402002

Subjects

Original edition details

Chronicles of Avonlea: Classic Literature Originally published in 1912

Original language

English

Original publisher CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Other editions (333)

Chronicles of Avonlea

2013 • CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

English

Anne y Su Pequeo Mundo

1993 • Turtleback

Spanish

Chronicles of Avonlea (Anne of Green Gables, 9)

2018 • Dreamscape Media

English

Chronicles of Avonlea

2020 • Independent Publishers Group (Chicago Review Press)

English

Chronicles of Avonlea

1988 • New American Library

English

7.88 / 10 (14K ratings)

Reviews summary

Positives

The collection is widely praised for its heartwarming and enchanting qualities, offering readers a sense of comfort and nostalgia. Many reviewers describe the experience of reading these stories as "coming home," evoking feelings of coziness, peace, and rekindled hope. L.M. Montgomery's writing is celebrated for its beauty, rich descriptions of nature, and delightful storytelling, which masterfully blends passion, emotion, and humor. Readers appreciate the well-developed, nuanced characters, especially the portrayal of interesting and wise elderly figures. The book is also lauded for its insightful exploration of themes like generational gaps and the respectful handling of spiritual issues, all while expanding on the beloved world of Avonlea.

Negatives

While largely positive, some readers found the short story format less engaging than Montgomery's novels, occasionally struggling to maintain interest. A few reviewers noted that the collection sometimes lacks significant drama or action, leading to a slower pace that might not appeal to all. Specific stories within the collection received lower ratings from some, with criticisms ranging from being inconclusive, overly sentimental, or somewhat far-fetched. One reviewer also pointed out a potential dissonance between the book's generally pleasant, feel-good atmosphere and the underlying, often harsh realities of early 20th-century life depicted in some tales, which could create a "bizarre effect" for certain readers.

Conclusion

Overall, Chronicles of Avonlea is a highly recommended collection that offers a delightful return to Prince Edward Island. It is particularly cherished by fans of L.M. Montgomery's other works, especially the Anne of Green Gables series, as it provides charming cameos from Anne and expands on the beloved world of Avonlea with a host of new, memorable characters. Readers who appreciate gentle, character-driven narratives, beautiful descriptions, and a blend of humor, romance, and poignant reflection will find great enjoyment in these tales. It is ideal for those seeking a comforting, feel-good read that evokes a sense of timeless charm and offers valuable lessons in kindness and compassion.

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