Lucy Maud Montgomery
Born	1874
Died	1942 (aged 68)
Language	English
Genre	Anne of Green Gables, Children's Literature
Nationality	Canadian
Gender	Female

Lucy Maud Montgomery

Lucy Maud Montgomery was a Canadian author who primarily wrote in English.

Lucy Maud Montgomery (L.M. Montgomery, 1874–1942) was a Canadian author best known for her novel “Anne of Green Gables” and its sequels. Her stories about the imaginative and spirited Anne Shirley have delighted readers of all ages. Montgomery’s works celebrated the beauty of Prince Edward Island and the trials and joys of childhood.

Short Stories written by Lucy Maud Montgomery

A Golden Wedding 1903 - The land dropped abruptly down from the gate, and a thick, shrubby growth of young apple orchard almost hid the… ... Read more
A Redeeming Sacrifice 1903 - The dance at Byron Lyall's was in full swing. Toff Leclerc, the best fiddler in three counties, was enthroned on… ... Read more
A Soul That Was Not At Home 1903 - There was a very fine sunset on the night Paul and Miss Trevor first met, and she had lingered on… ... Read more
Abel And His Great Adventure 1903 - "Come out of doors, mastercome out of doors. I can't talk or think right with walls around menever could. Let's… ... Read more
Akin to Love 1903 - David Hartley had dropped in to pay a neighbourly call on Josephine Elliott. It was well along in the afternoon,… ... Read more
Aunt Philippa and the Men 1903 - I knew quite well why Father sent me to Prince Edward Island to visit Aunt Philippa that summer. He told… ... Read more
Bessie’s Doll 1903 - Tommy Puffer, sauntering up the street, stopped to look at Miss Octavia's geraniums. Tommy never could help stopping to look… ... Read more
Charlotte’s Ladies 1903 - Just as soon as dinner was over at the asylum, Charlotte sped away to the gap in the fencethe northwest… ... Read more
Christmas at Red Butte 1885 - "Of course Santa Claus will come," said Jimmy Martin confidently. Jimmy was ten, and at ten it is easy to… ... Read more
How We Went to the Wedding 1903 - "If it were to clear up I wouldn't know how to behave, it would seem so unnatural," said Kate. "Do… ... Read more
Jessamine 1903 - When the vegetable-man knocked, Jessamine went to the door wearily. She felt quite well acquainted with him. He had been… ... Read more
Miss Sally’s Lette 1903 - Miss Sally peered sharply at Willard Stanley, first through her gold-rimmed glasses and then over them. Willard continued to look… ... Read more
My Lady Jane 1903 - The boat got into Broughton half an hour after the train had gone. We had been delayed by some small… ... Read more
Robert Turner’s Revenge 1903 - When Robert Turner came to the green, ferny triangle where the station road forked to the right and left under… ... Read more
The Fillmore Elderberries 1903 - "I expected as much," said Timothy Robinson. His tone brought the blood into Ellis Duncan's face. The lad opened his… ... Read more
The Finished Story 1903 - She always sat in a corner of the west veranda at the hotel, knitting something white and fluffy, or pink… ... Read more
The Garden of Spices 1903 - Jims tried the door of the blue room. Yes, it was locked. He had hoped Aunt Augusta might have forgotten… ... Read more
The Girl and the Photograph 1903 - When I heard that Peter Austin was in Vancouver I hunted him up. I had met Peter ten years before… ... Read more
The Gossip of Valley View 1903 - It was the first of April, and Julius Barrett, aged fourteen, perched on his father's gatepost, watched ruefully the low… ... Read more
The Letters 1903 - Just before the letter was brought to me that evening I was watching the red November sunset from the library… ... Read more
The Life-Book of Uncle Jesse 1903 - Uncle Jesse! The name calls up the vision of him as I saw him so often in those two enchanted… ... Read more
The Little Black Doll 1903 - Everybody in the Marshall household was excited on the evening of the concert at the Harbour Light Hoteleverybody, even to… ... Read more
The Man on the Train 1903 - When the telegram came from William George, Grandma Sheldon was all alone with Cyrus and Louise. And Cyrus and Louise,… ... Read more
The Romance of Jedediah 1903 - Jedediah was not a name that savoured of romance. His last name was Crane, which is little better. And it… ... Read more
The Tryst of the White Lady 1903 - "I wisht ye'd git married, Roger," said Catherine Ames. "I'm gitting too old to workseventy last Apriland who's going to… ... Read more
Uncle Richard’s New Year Dinner 1903 - Prissy Baker was in Oscar Miller's store New Year's morning, buying matchesfor New Year's was not kept as a business… ... Read more
White Magic 1903 - One September afternoon in the year of grace 1840 Avery and Janet Sparhallow were picking apples in their Uncle Daniel… ... Read more