<DIV>“A scrawny 13-year-old, all carrot-colored pigtails and outrageous chatter, Anne seems fated to go nowhere but back to the orphanage. Her new family, after all, ordered a boy and she was delivered by mistake. But by turning adversity to advantage with lots of spunk, <I>Anne of Green Gables</i> has enchanted four generations of children and their elders since the world’s most widely read Canadian novel was first published in Boston in 1908.” —Christopher Wren, <I>New York Times</i></div>