“The pass list is out” — the time has finally come for the Queen’s entrance exam. Anne is convinced she’ll fail — or worse, fall behind Gilbert Blythe.
“The Queen’s class is organized” — Miss Stacey takes it upon herself to offer a special class for students who wanted to go on to Queen’s College. Marilla encourages Anne to — a gift which thrilled Anne in ways she’d dared not dreamed.
“An epoch in Anne’s life” — Diana makes her way over to Anne’s to offer a surprising and exciting invitation, one that proves to transform Anne’s way of seeing the world.
“An unfortunate lily maid” — Anne and her friends decide to act out a beloved scene from a poem they’d read at school — and in typical Anne Shirley fashion, things didn’t go exactly as expected.
“The story club is formed” — after the fun and creativity of the concert is over, Anne finds herself in need of a new outlet. Thankfully the opportunity presented itself in the form of a creative writing assignment that proved difficult for Diana and some other girls, and Anne had the bright idea to form a club to help them all.
“Matthew insists on puffed sleeves” — Christmas is approaching and Matthew has a sudden realization that Anne’s plain clothes make her look different from her school friends. That’s when he takes it upon himself to get Anne a very special Christmas present.
“Miss Stacey and her pupils get up a concert” — Anne, fully recovered from her broken ankle, is finally able to attend school. She instantly loves her new teacher, and especially thrives once she’s given a chance to take the stage.
“Anne comes to grief in an affair of honour” — at an end of summer party at the Barry’s, Anne gets dared to do something dangerous and, on her honour, she could not refuse.
16 min
About Imaginately Podcast
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Welcome to Imaginately Podcast, where we share stories, both old and new, to transport and inspire you. Our family friendly stories are great companions for bedtime, quiet time, road trips and more,…
each one specifically chosen to awaken your innate and vivid imagination.