Ana, La de Ingleside

After making a visit to Avonlea, Anne returns to Ingleside, which is now her home. Six years have passed since she and Gilbert left their Dream House behind, and the young couple has grown into a family with five children: James Matthew "Jem," now eight years old, Walter, a year younger and with a boundless imagination inherited from his mother, Anna "Nan" and Diana "Di," four-year-old twins who couldn't be more different from each other, and Shirley, the youngest and favorite of Susan Baker, the housekeeper of the house. Although he will not be the youngest for long, as we will soon witness the birth of Bertha Marilla Blythe, whom everyone will know as "Rilla". Anne is now a grown woman, but deep down she will still be the same cheerful, imaginative redhead who was adopted from Green Gables. Burdensome relatives, doubts about love and other adventures will continue to occur in her life, in addition to the adventures and mischief of her children, who will cheer everyone up with their irrepressible energy. Anne of Ingleside" is the sixth installment of the wonderful saga that has fascinated readers of all ages, served up by the exquisite and tender pen of Lucy Maud Montgomery. "Each novel in the Ana Shirley series is a hymn to imagination, friendship and love." José Rafael Martínez Pina, Mar de Tinta. "The characters are the strong point of this saga. The author creates them, develops them and plays with them in a masterful way." Zaebe, cristalesrotosblog.blogspot.com.es "The characters are the great asset of all L. M. Montgomery's works. Ana continues to make the reader fall in love, and the settings are magnificent". Laura Frías, cientosdemilesdehistorias.blogspot.com.es"