Series
Montgomery continued the story of Anne Shirley in a series of sequels. They are listed in the order of Anne's age in each novel.
# | Book | Date published | Anne Shirley's age |
1 | Anne of Green Gables | 1908 | 11 — 16 |
2 | Anne of Avonlea | 1909 | 16 — 18 |
3 | Anne of the Island | 1915 | 18 — 22 |
4 | Anne of Windy Poplars | 1936 | 22 — 25 |
5 | Anne's House of Dreams | 1917 | 25 — 27 |
6 | Anne of Ingleside | 1939 | 34 — 40 |
7 | Rainbow Valley | 1919 | 41—48 |
8 | Rilla of Ingleside | 1921 | 49 — 53 |
# | Book | Date published | Anne Shirley's age |
— | Chronicles of Avonlea | 1912 | — |
— | Further Chronicles of Avonlea | 1920 | — |
— | The Blythes Are Quoted | 2009 | — |
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