Anne of Green Gables is a story of imagination, belonging, and the surprising ways a family can be formed. L.M. Montgomery’s beloved novel follows Anne Shirley, a talkative and fiercely imaginative orphan who is accidentally sent to live with Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert on their farm. The Cuthberts had expected a boy to help with the work, but Anne’s wit, temper, mistakes, and longing for love gradually transform life at Green Gables. In this course, students will discuss a story that asks tender and enduring questions: What does it mean to belong? How can imagination help us see ordinary life more vividly? And how do love, discipline, and forgiveness help a child grow into herself?

Course Details

2 Sections Offered (select one section on the registration form):

Section 1
Monday, July 13  |  Tuesday, July 14  |  Wednesday, July 15
7:00–8:15 PM ET
(6:00–7:15 PM CT  /  4:00–5:15 PM PT)

Section 2
Monday, August 24  |  Tuesday, August 25  |  Wednesday, August 26
7:00–8:15 PM ET
(6:00–7:15 PM CT  /  4:00–5:15 PM PT)

Students are responsible for the purchase of their own hard copy of the book.
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To apply, click “Add This Course” above. When you’ve added all your courses, click “Apply Now” below to finish your registration. You’ll choose your dates and section in the next step.