After a false dawn, Anne comes to a book of revelation in her life, and love takes up the glass of time.

Interestingly, after everything Anne Shirley has left out – Aunt Josephine, the liniment-flavored cake – it decided to show something that's only mentioned but not shown in the book. (I'm choosing to ...

Book readers have noted that Anne Shirley is skipping quickly through its source material. Although we've been dealing with consecutive chapters for a couple of weeks now – episode four covers ...

Okay, Anne Shirley, I will stop grumbling about Anne and Diana and the other girls their age wearing short skirts and their hair down. I see what you were going for now – a clearer visual demarcation ...

I was going to rate this episode a bit lower because, my goodness, is the story flying along to the point where I daresay it's noticeable to everyone, even if you haven't read the book. But what saves ...

If you're keeping track at home, this episode covers chapters twenty-six and twenty-seven of L. M. Montgomery's novel, or episodes twenty-nine and thirty of the 1979 anime. Yes, as has been observed ...

Of all of Anne's college friends, I've always liked Stella the best. She may not have Phil's verve, but she also sees through the rosy social glow that others get caught up in. As far as Phil and ...

I should probably be more annoyed than I am at how quickly Anne's time at Queen's was dispensed with. Not that it takes up that many chapters in the book – it's only three chapters, thirty-four ...

Somewhere in her heart, Anne knows. She knows that, as perfect as Royal Gardner looks – and even his name sounds like a character in one of her beloved sentimental novels – he's not actually her ...

It is confirmed – rather than jumping ahead several chapters, the Matthew Incident last week was an addition made by the anime, showing us something that was only mentioned in the book. It's one of ...