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Visit My Bookshelves: L. M. Montgomery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- Author and blogger Cheryl Mahoney gives a tour of her L. M. Montgomery collection. The author of Anne of Green Gables, Montgomery is Cheryl's favorite author, and she has two full shelves of books by and about her. Cheryl blogs at Tales of the Marvelous (marveloustales.com).
L.M. Montgomery inspired so many writers. The Pride and Prejudice spin-off novel Wickham's Second Attempt uses such phrases such as "kindred spirit"
I just love everything about L.M. Montgomery! 💚 She's by far my favourite author and I never grow tired of reading her books. I've also collected all of the available books she wrote. I really want to get her journals
I'm loving this style of video, Cheryl! I actually watch lots of "bookshelf tour" type videos like this on TH-cam already, so it makes me happy to see you add your own voice to it. I sincerely hope you continue making videos like this in the future. You're insightful and very nice to listen to. ☺️ I've never read anything by L. M. Montgomery, but perhaps I should start.
in the beginning of this video you look so serious and cold then when you show your books and your explanations I just think you are the one who I can be a real good friend with (while talking about montgomery you look so warm and lovely) sorry for telling these kinds of things I love this video
For anyone who is interested, there is going to be a free Zoom meeting about Rilla of Ingleside on Saturday, November 21st at 2 PM EST. To sign up, go to LM Montgomery Online.
I love it! How were you able to collect the rest of her fiction work? I can't find very many at the used book store except the first few Anne books.
That's usually what I've seen too, though I found a few good bookstores that stocked more - I think I finally had to go online to find some of the most obscure books.
@@talesofthemarvelous sweet!which websites did you use?
It's actually been a long time - I don't remember specifically anymore, but most of the big online booksellers have used and out of print books, if any of LMM's aren't currently published.
@@talesofthemarvelous that's okay. Thanks.
im starting to collect them hope me some luck
I need them all! They are gorgeous! Where can I buy them?
Any book store will have at least a few, and the rest can be purchased online.
What about The Blue Castle?
It's pronounced Blie-th and Avonlea is pronounced av-on-lee 💚
Have you ever watched Sullivan's series of "Anne of Green Gables"? It's beautifully made
your collection is amazing !!! have you found new short stories ? as it is over a year later now
Unfortunately I have not found any more - maybe some day! Thanks for watching.
@@talesofthemarvelous Fantastic video!! If you're still looking for more of her short stories, a couple books have been published recently that contain some great ones! After Many Years (edited by Carolyn Strom Collins and Christy Woster) contains 21 stories that were previously believed to be lost. Around the Hearth: Tales of Home and Family (edited by Joanne Lebold) contains a collection of 17 short stories that Rea Wilmshurst selected before she passed away. I was able to get an advance copy, but it looks like it will be available on Amazon in May of this year. Happy reading!
@@julianasansonetti5926 I have After Many Years, but I was not aware of Around the Hearth! Thanks so much!! I have it on preorder now, of course :)
Yay!! No problem :) I hope you enjoy it!
What about the road to avonlea? Is that the chronicles of avonlea?
As I understand it, Road to Avonlea is a TV series based on Montgomery's books, which they also created novelizations from. So they may have drawn from Chronicles of Avonlea, but they're not the same thing. I've never actually seen Road to Avonlea.
I’ve googled them and seen novelette type books on eBay. I think I’m going to look into those. I actually commented looking for more info lol