Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery | Hardcover

A story of imagination, belonging, and finding home in the most unexpected place.

First published in 1908, L. M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables introduces Anne Shirley, an imaginative, outspoken, red-haired orphan who arrives at Green Gables by mistake. Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert had intended to adopt a boy to help on their farm—but Anne, with her endless curiosity, dramatic mishaps, and remarkable ability to find beauty everywhere, has other plans.

Set against the landscapes of Prince Edward Island, the novel follows Anne as she makes friends, finds her place in the community of Avonlea, competes with the infuriating Gilbert Blythe, and slowly transforms Green Gables into the home she has always wanted.

More than a century after its publication, Anne remains one of literature’s most beloved characters—a reminder that imagination can make an ordinary life extraordinary and that family is sometimes something we find rather than something we're born into.

This beautiful hardcover edition features an Arts & Crafts-inspired botanical cover in softly muted blue, green, blush, and cream, paired with a deep brown cloth spine and gold-toned title detailing. Beautiful enough for display, but even better pulled from the shelf and read.

Book Details

• Anne of Green Gables written by L. M. Montgomery
• Hardcover edition
• Decorative botanical cover
• Coordinating cloth spine
• Gold-toned title detailing
• Classic Canadian literature
• Originally published in 1908
• Beautiful for reading, collecting, and gifting

Styling Notes

This one feels particularly at home among gardening books, botanical volumes, and other well-loved classics. Stack it on a bedside table, mix it among older editions on a bookshelf, or leave it somewhere a younger reader might discover Anne for the first time.

The patterned binding may be what catches your eye, but Anne herself is why this book earns a permanent place in the library.