“Try a drop of water” — chapter 8 — in the quest to discover a way to restore the effects of gravity on the princess, an unexpected incident reveals a unique mystery.

“Try Metaphysics” — chapter 7 — with adulthood on the horizon, the king and queen enlist the help of metaphysicians in a desperate attempt to understand their daughter’s condition and what might be the cure.

“Where is she?” — chapter 4 — not responding to gravity causes issues for those caring for the young princess. “What is to be done?” — chapter 5 — as much as the downstairs staff enjoy the peculiarities of the princess, the royal family upstairs are brought to the ends of themselves not knowing what to make of such a child. “She laughs too much” — chapter 6 — now gown up, it’s become apparent that the princess is not only light in weight, but also light in her approach to all things of life.

“What! No children?” — chapter 1 — we meet a king and queen from long ago who had no children. “Won’t I, just?” — chapter 2 — at last, the king and queen had a daughter, but neglected to invite one important guest to the christening. “She can’t be ours!” — chapter 3 — the mischief done, it is discovered how the spiteful guest has bewitched the new princess.

“The bend in the road” — given all the sorrows of the summer, and all the uncertainties of the future, Anne makes a drastic decision, one that changes the course of her life, and brings hope to the future of Green Gables.

“The reaper whose name is death” — death comes to Green Gables, and with it, great sorrow.

“The glory and the dream” — it was finally time for the exam results. Anne was nervous that all her hard work wouldn’t be enough to secure her her wildest dreams.

“The winter at Queen’s” — as Anne settles into her new rhythm and surroundings, she finds her views of Gilbert and what it means to find joy in life changing.

“A Queen’s girl” — time comes for Anne to go off to school. With excitement and mixed emotions, Anne ventures once again into the unknown.

“The hotel concert” — Anne is invited to recite at a special fundraising concert at the White Sands Hotel. Excited though she was, nothing could have prepared her for how out of place she felt at such an elegant event.