Anne of Avonlea (version 2)
Lucy Maud Montgomery
Read by Karen Savage
The second part in the story of Anne Shirley, covering her years of teaching at Avonlea School, before she heads off to college.
Other books in this series by this reader:
Anne of Green Gables
Anne of the Island
Anne's House of Dreams
Rainbow Valley
Rilla of Ingleside
(7 hr 17 min)
Chapters
| An Irate Neighbor | 17:14 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Selling in Haste and Repenting at Leisure | 10:11 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Mr. Harrison at Home | 11:44 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Different Opinions | 8:14 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Full-fledged Schoolma'am | 12:11 | Read by Karen Savage |
| All Sorts and Conditions of Men . . . and Women | 18:04 | Read by Karen Savage |
| The Pointing of Duty | 9:27 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Marilla Adopts Twins | 15:19 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Question of Color | 10:19 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Davy in Search of a Sensation | 16:56 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Facts and Fancies | 15:12 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Jonah Day | 12:18 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Golden Picnic | 17:07 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Danger Averted | 18:52 | Read by Karen Savage |
| The Beginning of Vacation | 13:38 | Read by Karen Savage |
| The Substance of Things Hoped For | 11:02 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Chapter of Accidents | 17:35 | Read by Karen Savage |
| An Adventure on the Tory Road | 15:28 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Just a Happy Day | 18:52 | Read by Karen Savage |
| The Way It Often Happens | 13:15 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Sweet Miss Lavendar | 20:52 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Odds And Ends | 7:28 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Miss Lavendar's Romance | 11:54 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Prophet in His Own Country | 14:33 | Read by Karen Savage |
| An Avonlea Scandal | 20:20 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Around the Bend | 18:15 | Read by Karen Savage |
| An Afternoon at the Stone House | 19:26 | Read by Karen Savage |
| The Prince Comes Back to the Enchanted Palace | 17:22 | Read by Karen Savage |
| Poetry and Prose | 11:06 | Read by Karen Savage |
| A Wedding at the Stone House | 13:07 | Read by Karen Savage |
Reviews
This is an amazing book! I totally recommend this series!
I have always loved this book! It is one of my favorites in the series! Lucy Maud Montgomery is an amazing author and I love all of her books!l am also such a big fan of Karen Savage! I love how she reads each character with a different voice. It makes the characters come to life. Thank you Ms.Savage!
Splendid!!
Kat
I grew up on the two movies they made and obviously Anne of Avonlea is a totally different story in the book then it is in the actual movie. At first wasn't too sure I liked it but now I love the book version as well! I also like that the love story between Gilbert and Anne is it's just brought out deeper by how it is written in the book. luv luv luv it!
Exquisite!
Tribeeight
Lucy Maud Montgomery herself would be delighted to hear Karen Savage's interpretation of her stories. She brings them alive, as though she really were Anne. Never will I tire of hearing Karen's reading. Like watching the movie in your head! :)
Perfect Narration
lottelols
Karen Savage has never cease to impress me. her voice is perfectly suited for the and books in both the characterization and her style. I don’t think I could even read and without listening to her audio renditions!
Beautiful
Rai
This reader did a tremendous job! Loved her voice! Looking up more books read by her. This story is sweet and has many aspects not mentioned in the movie. As usual, the book is better.
Anne of Avonlea
a very good book just like all the others made by Lucy Maud Montgomery a very end entertainment for any of the young teenagers other day older folks are like
Anne is such a fulfilling character
kanita
Ahh, Anne in the role of a teacher is everything I could ask for. My heart is so full when she talks about her students and I feel an unfamiliar warmth hearing how she's denying her beliefs have changed and ever will change. I love her character to the deepest parts of my soul, I am so glad I came across these books.
Rogers
I was surprised to see that our Anne had a dark side! But she is indeed growing up. The second half of the book is best. That’s where the author displays her astounding romantic gift. The narrator has extraordinary talent and makes the book exceptional. She is a treasure in and of herself.