In which Anne and Gilbert decide to celebrate their first Christmas in their own home at Four Winds, welcoming Marilla, Mrs. Rachel Lynde, and the twins for a festive gathering filled with warmth and lively conversation. The day unfolds with charming reminiscences, spirited debates, and the simple joys of friendship and family, all set against the serene beauty of the snowy harbour.

In which the bright, crystalline beauty of the old year’s last day lends a sharp clarity to the world, and Anne, Leslie, Gilbert, Captain Jim, and the intriguing Marshall Elliott gather at the lighthouse to welcome the New Year with tales, music, and dancing beneath the watchful gleam of Venus. Amid poignant reflections on life’s passage and the gentle companionship of friends, they stand together at midnight, hopeful and united as they bid farewell to the past and greet the promise of the year to come.

In which Anne ventures through a mysterious and ghostly autumnal fog to visit the house beside the brook, seeking companionship and finding sorrow instead, as the spectral atmosphere of Four Winds seems to evoke the weight of past and present sorrows. She returns under a starlit sky, comforted by the quiet friendship of a watching lantern-bearer and the hopeful lifting of the fog that had cloaked her house of dreams.

In which the harbour’s late autumnal beauty yields to mist and melancholy, yet the steadfast lighthouse and warm companionships dispel the gloom with cheerful fireside gatherings and thoughtful discourse. Anne and her friends, wrapped in the gentle charm of these fading days, find comfort and inspiration beside the flickering homelights that gleam like cherished beacons against the gathering twilight.

In which Leslie pays a forlorn visit to the House of Dreams on a frost-kissed October evening, where the warmth of the fire and the company of Anne and Gilbert briefly kindle the girl within her amidst unspoken sorrows. Anne delights in sharing her treasured books and gentle companionship, pondering in the quiet glow the iridescent beauty of Leslie’s golden hair and Gilbert’s heartfelt devotion to her own distinctive red.

In which Anne listens attentive and compassionate to Miss Cornelia’s recounting of the tragic and trying circumstances surrounding Leslie Moore’s life, revealing a depth of sorrow and endurance beyond ordinary experience. The tale unfolds with gentle sympathy and quiet resolve that Anne might yet bridge the distance created by years of heartbreak and burdens.

In which Anne, wandering along the autumn-washed shores of Four Winds Harbor, encounters the mysterious and compelling Leslie Moore, whose beauty and manner intrigue and perplex her. Their meeting unfolds with a mixture of shy openness and guarded reserve, hinting at hidden depths beneath the surface of this enigmatic neighbour.

In which Anne and Gilbert visit the charming and solitary Four Winds light, where Captain Jim warmly welcomes them and shares his wondrous stories, revealing a life of adventure and a heart that delights in beauty and kindness. They linger by the sea’s edge, enchanted by the twilight and the old lighthouse keeper’s tales, and come to appreciate the gentle mysteries and firm convictions of this singular soul.

In which the golden days of September enfold Anne and Gilbert in a serene and adventurous honeymoon at Four Winds, while the ever-present sea weaves its mysterious call into their new life. Miss Cornelia Bryant, a candid and forthright neighbour with a heart for those in need, arrives bearing a delicate baby’s dress and a wealth of lively opinions, sparking the beginning of an unlikely and comforting friendship.

In which Captain Jim regales Anne and Gilbert with the poignant tale of the schoolmaster John Selwyn and his bride Persis Leigh, whose anticipation and devotion bring a tender glow to the little house by the sea. The evening wanes with reflections on love, friendship, and the enchanting beauty of Four Winds, as Anne embraces the sense of continuity and romance that dwells within her new home.