On the island part three

Maturity and entering the age of twenty were not easy for Anne and her friends. The events of the novel change with a beautiful and exciting storytelling, and Anne's life takes a new turn, in which she meets many interesting people, and sometimes laughter, so Anne ventures between love stories at times and friendship at other times in her twenties. This part is characterized by Anne leaving her home in Avonlea to join Redmond University, and the appearance of Patty's house, the place she felt love for since her gray eyes fell on it, and she also felt close to her heart for a hidden reason. Amid her new college life in Redmond, news from Avonlea residents rush in: children grow up, the elderly die, and girls get married. As for Anne, marriage proposals pour in, some funny and others miserable, and one proposal was romantic in a way that made it lose its poetic charm, but in the end, Queen Anne's heart was won only by her charming prince who deserves her spirit and imagination.