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Print Length: 338 pages
Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire (May 6, 2014)
Publication Date: May 6, 2014
Language: English
ASIN: B00H22Z5W2
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"Emily's Quest" is the emotional conclusion to Lucy Maud Montgomery's superb "Emily" trilogy, set on Prince Edward Island, Canada, in the years before the First World War. The young orphan of "Emily of New Moon" and the earnest young student of "Emily Climbs" has become a young woman in search of love and success.As the story opens, Emily believes she has been left behind at New Moon Farms. Her best friend Ilsa Burnley is off to school in Montreal, while sometime suitor Perry Miller is learning the law in Charlottetown. Worst of all, Teddy Kent, with whom Emily shares an uncanny bond, leaves for art school after their relationship seems to lose its magic. Emily is left with her writing and with an older mentor, the cynical and manipulative Dean Priest.Emily suffers a crushing disappointment in her writing, then a near fatal illness. Lonely and near despair, her only option seems to be Dean's offer of marriage. However, a dramatic second-sight experience will offer a vision of a different future. If the endpoint of Emily's quest may be predictable, the journey is not. Emily will struggle to sell her first book while dealing with some comical distractions. Emily's relationship woes will continue to a cleverly written and entertaining ending.Lucy Maud Montgomery drew heavily on her own experiences as a struggling writer in the "Emily" series; the story has some real bite, along with the author's characteristic humor and gentle wisdom. "Emily's Quest" is very highly recommended to her fans.
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"Emily Climbs" is the middle passage of Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery's "Emily" trilogy, set in and near the fictional small town of Shrewsbury in pre-First World War Prince Edward Island. Emily Bird Starr, an orphan being raised by her extended Murray family, is a born writer, an avocation not appreciated by her relatives. As the story opens, the 14 year-old Emily is offered the opportunity to attend boarding high school away from her home of New Moon Farm. It is a chance to gain an education and to stay with her good childhood chums Ilse, Perry, and Teddy. The price is steep: her Aunt Elizabeth demands she give up fiction writing for the duration, a demand Emily reluctantly accepts. High school will be a chance to grow. Emily excels in class and advances her writing skills under the tutelage of Mr. Carpenter, a former teacher, and of Dean Priest, a distant relative whose interest in Emily may not be entirely unselfish. The stubborn and pround Emily repeatedly runs afoul of her strict Aunt Ruth, with whom she boards. Emily will experience the sometimes fierce rivalries of adolescence, and the first stirrings of romance, especially with kindred soul Teddy Kent. On the verge of womanhood, Emily will be offered a unique career opportunity that challenges all her assumptions about home and family. "Emily Climbs" is told with Montgomery's characteristic humor and keen observations of small town humanity. The narrative has a bite to it, not present in the "Anne of Green Gables" series, that may reflect Montgomery's own frustrations as a young writer. "Emily Climbs" is very highly recommended to fans of Lucy Maud Montgomery and the "Emily" Trilogy.
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