Anne tóc đỏ dưới mái nhà Bạch Dương

Anne tóc đỏ dưới mái nhà Bạch Dương

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Nov 6, 2013 · Vietnamese · Paperback (396 pages)
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Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 396
Language Vietnamese
Published Nov 6, 2013
Publisher Nhã Nam & NXB Hội Nhà văn

Description

In a quaint little village, Anne, a spirited young woman, finds herself at Bạch Dương Lộng Gió, an enchanting but transient home during her tenure as a headmistress. Surrounded by the beauty of nature and the warmth of the locals, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth. The village is filled with colorful characters, each leaving a distinct mark on her heart, and their tales intertwine seamlessly with her own.

As Anne navigates the challenges that come with her responsibilities, she learns the importance of community, friendship, and embracing her true self. With every obstacle she overcomes, Anne's vibrant personality shines through, transforming not only her life but also those around her.

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Romance Science Fiction Biography Horror Business & Economics Fantasy Classics

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Anne has become a school principal in Summerside, where we meet a host of new characters. To be honest, the majority of these characters are detestable, as intended by the author. However, my affection remains for two wholesome characters. The first is Katherine, whom I loved when she arrived at Green Gables. The descriptions and writing during this moment were particularly special to me. I believe this book would be improved if the characters from Windy Willows and Green Gables were interchanged. I miss knowing how Marilla and the twins are doing, and this change would make the other characters more tolerable. The other character I enjoyed was little Elizabeth. I'm not typically fond of children, but she is the perfect example of how I would like my daughter to be.I appreciated that each character received a perfect ending, even if it wasn't entirely realistic. I was simply happy for them. Lastly, I would have loved to read a few letters from Gilbert.

March 24th 2023
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