Rainbow Valley Audiobook

" this is the lates one that i have read, as of now. like the rest, very charming!:) "

" Nothing says spring like Anne! It's amazing how L.M Montgomery still made me love this book even though Anne wasn't really in it. Her children and the other characters are just as interesting. I miss quick-tempered and wistful little Anne but these books mirror life. We all grow up and life goes on. "

" Maud's love for the Blythe and Meredith children is very obvious in Rainbow Valley. Anne takes the backseat in the later Green Gables books and makes way for her adorable children and their crew of outrageous friends. "

" This book isn't really about Anne, and that's something that bothered me a little when I first read it, but still, I found the stories interesting. "

" I don't know what it is about these books that I love so much. Montgomery must be a great writer. I just love all the little stories and characters, especially the children. Maybe that's what I love so much; her understanding and depiction of children and their thought processes. "

" one of my faves of anne series "

" As lovely as any Anne book, Rainbow Valley centers around the Blythe children and their neighbors. Though I would have welcomed more of Anne herself, this book is so charming...Witness: "Adam was the dearest little chicken, Miss West. He was just a little golden ball." "

" I am always amazed at how close L.M. Montgomery was to childhood and its joys and sorrows. Another great story woven around both children and adults. The ending chapter is surprisingly somber though. I think she started having trouble with those happy endings after WWI. "

" It's an Anne-book without Anne. Her kids are charming (I really wanted to be Nan, for some reason, when I was younger) but this is really for Anne-die-hards or those who MUST finish a series once they've begun it. "

" Like Anne of Windy Poplars--full of amusing anecdotes, but not enough continuity to hold it together in one novel. "

" I enjoyed this book in the series much more than I remembered or anticipated. It was fun to read about children again. "

" What made this series good, was taken out of it. Anne was barely in it! I actually stopped reading it. "

" This is my least favorite Anne book so far, because not only does it have very little to do with Anne, but little to do with her kids either. Cute and charismatic as the minister's kids are, I love my Anne and Anne off-spring. A fun read nevertheless. "

" It was really hard to get into but once I was, I loved it! "

" It's the Anne of Green Gables series-what more can I say? These books are amazing! "

" The end of this reminded me of the end of the old Hallmark Secret Garden, with its little foreboding but lovely ending. "

" Also a sweet book. Loved the Merediths. "

" I've already read this before, and after the emotional roller-coaster I've experienced with my book choices lately, I need something comforting. This is my favorite book in the series. "

" Not so much about Anne, but still fun and interesting. I wish I'd read these back in the day. "

" This book focuses almost entirely on the six Blythe children and their friendship with the unruly Meredith children. Very fun book! "

" This book was tedious to get through. Too many stories of Anne's kids, too few stories of Anne herself. At this point, it's only the sense of obligation that makes me want to continue the series. "

" This one was better than the last few have been. I miss Anne and Gilbert, they're just parental figures in the background now. And of course every child for miles loves Anne, big surprise. "

" A re-read. Anne becomes a secondary character to the older Blythe and Meredith children's lives. Still, really sweet and wonderful."the brook gave Adam's ale of unsurpassed crystal" "

" Oh my god, so sad, and so grown up somehow. Very different, and a whole world away, from Anne's Avonlea. I cried so much! "

" It's kind of sad to see Anne all grown up. But I absolutely love her children, and the Meredith children as well. Una is probably my favorite. "

" Again a great "Anne" book but very little about Anne or even her children. This moves on to a new family in town. Still captivating but I miss Anne. I will definitely re-read the series in the future. "

" Not my favorite just because you move away from Anne and on to her kids. "

" Awesome. "Comfort in a face" (Anne's)....facing fears....good story! "

" As far as I could tell, this book was not about Anne, nor her children, but rather about her children's friends and the new-comers in the neighborhood. "

" Again an awesome read! I want this world! "

" Like all the Anne books, this is great. Full of charming characters and the adorable Blythe children. Anne is not really a central figure in the book, but you still love her anyway. "

" Quick little story. I really thought it was a fun and happy read, although Anne was nowhere to be found within it. The book is about her Minister and his children...Kind of funny that Montgomery would do that. I missed Anne. "

" A fun continuation of the Anne books even if it is mostly about the neighbor children. "

" i've yet to meet an l.m. montgomery book i don't love. i know they are not for everyone- maybe too sickly sweet- but they really bring me joy. "

" Not my favorite of the series- not from Anne's point of view anymore. But still cute overall. "

" Not my favorite of the Anne books, but still a thoroughly enjoyable read. The Meredith children are delightful! "