Rilla of Ingleside

In Rilla of Ingleside, L. M. Montgomery brings the Anne of Green Gables series to a poignant and dramatic conclusion. The story centers on Anne and Gilbert’s youngest daughter, Rilla Blythe, as she comes of age during the tumultuous years of World War I. Rilla is a lively and carefree 15-year-old dreaming of dances and romance when the shadow of war falls over her idyllic Prince Edward Island home. As her brothers and friends enlist to fight overseas, Rilla must grow up quickly, taking on new responsibilities and facing wartime heartbreak, fear, and uncertainty. From organizing a Junior Red Cross to caring for a war baby abandoned by his family, Rilla transforms into a strong, compassionate, and mature young woman. The novel explores the impact of war on the Blythe family and their community, weaving together personal struggles and historical events. Amid the sorrow and sacrifice, there are moments of love, hope, and resilience as Rilla learns to cherish what truly matters. With its blend of historical drama, emotional depth, and Montgomery’s signature warmth, Rilla of Ingleside is a moving tribute to the courage and strength of those who endured the Great War. (This is an automatically generated summary.)