Ann in the Al-Safsaf Farm (Ann 4) – Lucy Maud Montgomery | Classic novel

The novel Anne in the Peach Orchard is the fourth and final part of the Anne series in the Green Gables, the classic tetralogy that immortalized Lucy Maud Montgomery's name as one of the most important writers for young adults in history. In this part, Anne graduates from Redmond University and leaves Green Gables heading to Summer Side, where she is appointed as the principal of the high school and a teacher there. But as usual, she faces the arrows of prejudgment and blind rejection declared against her from the beginning by the dominant Bingel family in the town. Perhaps Anne's insistence on fidelity to her pure and creative essence amid thorns of contempt and hatred is what always pointed to her simple and remarkable destiny at the same time. Through her painful yet enjoyable attachment to her different nature, which combines delicate emotions with a fiery mind, Anne always wins her battles. And this gradually becomes clear through the messages that form most of the narrative structure of this book.