Lynn Manuel

Rob Johannsen

Return to Cranberry Farm

Janet Wilson

Drawn directly from the journals of L.M. Montgomery herself, "Lucy Maud and the Cavendish Cat tells the story of the writing of "Anne of Green Gables through the eyes of the author's constant companion, her beloved gray cat. Montgomery was an avid journal-writer. She recorded how Daffy sat on her lap as she struggled with the first draft of the book that would become a worldwide classic, and how her cat accompanied her to Ontario and to her new life when she married. Filled with gentle insight, "Lucy Maud and the Cavendish Cat is a delight for cat lovers everywhere, and of course, for the millions of readers who love "Anne of Green Gables.

Lucy Maud and the Cavendish Cat

As a little girl and her grandmother walk on a snowy moonlit night, the child blows kisses to the moon which sends frozen kisses to them in return.

The Night the Moon Blew Kisses

Debbie Edlin

Two girls, Dagny and Megan, help Aunt Allie figure out a way to pick all the cherries from her orchard before they spoil.

The Cherry-pit Princess

Young Lucy Maud Montgomery describes the wreck of the ship the Marco Polo off the shore of Prince Edward Island, near her childhood home of Cavendish, and the effects of the wreck on the town.

The Summer of the Marco Polo

The Mystery of the Ghostly Riders

While vacationing at their aunt's farm, three children learn of the disappearance over 90 years before of priceless books. They race to unravel the mystery before the books are found by thieves who also are looking for them. The story is set in the Okanagen Valley of British Columbia.

Lynn Manuel

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