Rilla of Ingleside Audiobook

" Not my favorite but out of respect for the author of Anne of Green Gables, I will never give less than a 3 to any book L.M. Montgomery wrote! "

" I will always love the Blythes and I am with them in my heart, but the rest of my convictions are with old Whiskers-on-the-Moon, that scorned and traitorous pacifist. "

" I remember this being one of my favorites as a kid, but I had several problems with it as an adult. At least I'll always have Anne of Green Gables. "

" My favorite of the whole series! "

" I haven't read this since I was a young teenager, and had forgotten most of it. The story of a young girl forced to mature because of a war means much more to me now. "

" I love the Anne books so much, and this is one of the best - perhaps the very best. "

" One of my favorite authors. After a while, I was really waiting for the war to end (it takes up so much of the book). I still like it though. "

" I started off this one unsure about it but it nearly ends up as a favourite save for the first couple in the series. Strange to have Anne as a secondary characters but Rilla becomes interesting and the social history of war time in Canada is fascinating "

" Gives a great perspective on the Great War at home in Canada. This war really effected Montgomery and you can tell so in her writing. "

" If you've read the entire "Anne" series, I can promise you that you're going to cry your heart out reading this, but I still recommend it. "

" The final book in the Anne of Green Gables series, this book focuses on Rilla (Anne's youngest daughter). "

" This is one of my favorite books. I think a lot of people can't get past Anne of Windy Poplers. The books after that are fantastic. I love them. "

" Well, it's a little bittersweet finishing off this series. I really loved them all, I loved getting immersed in Anne's life and all of her funny, quirky friends. Now I need to go watch the movies! "

" Loved this book but the ending was about 1 chapter too short. Much better story line than some of the others in this series. "

" smiling ear to ear... :) "

" Probably the most interesting thing about this book was the historical backdrop (actually, more than a backdrop) of World War I and depiction of the emotional battle on the homefront. Not quite as smarmy as the Anne of Green Gables (earlier) books. "

" I love the crazy mini stories she throws into each book like Rilla taking on a war baby in this one. Montgomery also has some beautiful insight into God and life after death. "

" One of the Best Books that I want to re-read and re-read someday and still get excited about it. A great book to end a wonderful series. "

" Loved it!! A story of romance, tragedy, and hope. I really enjoyed the last couple of chapters. I now can't wait for my trip to PEI this fall! "

" Slow in beginning but better later on. "

" Even though this is the last of the "Anne" books, it does not let the reader down... it describes life during WWI; a time period that is often over shadowed by WWII "

" Such a sweet story about Anne's youngest child, I love it so much. "

" Probably my favorite series growing up as a girl- I think I identified with her many shenanigans! "

" I really enjoyed reading this book. It is the final book of the Anne of Green Gables series which I have loved reading. I last read the series several years ago and am planning on going back to the beginning now. "

" smiling ear to ear... :) "

" This book was so good! A perfect conclusion to the series. The only problem I have with it is that it leaves a few things hanging.... "

" Least favorite of the bunch. "

" Apparently the ONLY book written by a woman about those left at home to cope during World War I... "

" I have to admit that it was a rather poor ending to the beloved Anne books that I love so much. I'd prefer the series if it ended with Rainbow Valley. "

" Loved this book. I cried while reading it and cried when I finished it. I did NOT want this series to end! "

" I didn't like Rilla as well as Anne, but overall, perhaps my second or third favorite in the series. "

" Lovely book. More serious than I remembered, focusing on World War I. Montgomery really draws the reader in. "

" Anne's barely in this one, I'm guessing because L.M. Montgomery was heartily sick of her. I could have done without the lisp, but other than that, I loved it. "

" This was definitely the heaviest book in the "Anne of Green Gables" series - if you can even call it a part of the series. It's very sad, and that damn Dog Monday had me in tears on every page on which he appeared. "