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I quite like how the main character has evolved throughout the story
I wonder what’s going to happen with the Aunt

This book has gotten kind of funny 😂

Chapter Three done
Still going good
I hope she and her uncle bond more soon

Oops forgot to update yesterday

Good soup so far

Updating past reading

Forgot to update last time + finished chapter 8 today

(Audiobook format)

Okay now this should be accurate
Started 5/13

Actually started this 5/13 but didn’t update until now

XI—Anne has her cute puffed sleeves on the cover, so I wonder if/when she’ll get them in the book

X—that went much better than I thought it would

IX—I see why Anne was so upset, but reacting like that is definitely going to cause her issues in the future 😔 I just wanna give her a hug, poor girl

VIII—Anne’s childhood really was quite bleak, I can’t wait for her to make a real friend

VII—okay, this chapter was both kind of funny and kind of sad

VI—yippee! :D

V—yes Marilla keep her!!!
Poor Anne😔

IV—I’m coming to like Matthew, though I do hope he actually TELLS Anne that he wants her around sooner rather than later
I see that Marilla is kinda starting to come around but she sure is taking her time :/ she’s kinda mean :(

Chapter Three
I cried :( poor Anne (indeed with the e)
I’ll be honest I’m not super loving Marilla

Pretty good so far
I’m curious about who our narrator is

I’m kind of dreading next chapter with Marilla😔😔

I’m quite enjoying the book so far after chapter one! It felt like a fun outsider POV to introduce us to the Cuthberts. I already can’t help but feel bad for Anne—and she hasn’t even gotten there yet!

Bringing Goodreads up to date

I was definitely confused during the beginning of this first chapter, but I feel like that was much the point. We got to experience waking up with our main character and not understanding the world we’re living in anymore.

I feel like the story about his dad will definitely be relevant as the book progresses, and I’m interested in learning more about his childhood.