Loved itI read this series recently and the series as a whole really made an impact on me we get to follow Emily from she is a very young child till she is an adult woman and her journey is so beautiful and so true
Emily of New Moon (1923)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive - ISBN:
- 9781513219141
- Length:
- 330 pages
Genres: young adult
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Loved it
Loved itEmily of New Moon is still just as good it follows young orphan Emily who after the death of her father is sent to live with her aunts... the story is really nice it's very touching and I just really enjoyed it