✍ Scribed by Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Agora com 16 anos, sentindo-se quase adulta, Anne está prestes a começar a lecionar na escola de Avonlea, a realidade de seu trabalho torna-se um teste para seu caráter, surgindo várias dúvidas quanto ao seu futuro. Ela conquistou o amor do povoado e se tornou uma ativa participante de uma associação para melhorias em Avonlea. Enfim, Anne decide deixar tudo para ir atrás de seu grande sonho.
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