The Story Girl
The Story Girl
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Prince Edward Island • 1900s
2000
YA
10-14 years
Super Short Summary
The Story Girl by L.M. Montgomery follows a group of young friends in rural Prince Edward Island as they experience the magic of storytelling. Sara Stanley, known as the Story Girl, captivates her companions with her engaging tales, enriching their childhood adventures and deepening their bonds while navigating the challenges and joys of growing up.
Nostalgic
Humorous
Serene
Playful
Heartwarming
Reviews & Readership
12,170 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
Review Roundup
The Story Girl by L.M. Montgomery is praised for its charming narrative and vivid character depictions, especially the enchanting storytelling of its protagonist. Reviewers appreciate its nostalgic and whimsical portrayal of rural life. However, some find the plot lacking depth compared to Montgomery's other works. Overall, it's a delightful read for fans of gentle, character-driven tales.
Who Should Read The Story Girl?
A reader who enjoys The Story Girl by L.M. Montgomery likely appreciates heartwarming tales of childhood, family, and rural life. Comparable to those who favor Anne of Green Gables, this audience values vivid storytelling and rich character development set in idyllic settings.
12,170 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
The Story Girl was published in 1911 and is one of the lesser-known works of L.M. Montgomery, the celebrated author of the Anne of Green Gables series.
The character of the "Story Girl," Sara Stanley, was inspired by a real-life cousin of Montgomery who was known in her community for her storytelling prowess.
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L.M. Montgomery has mentioned in her personal journals that she considered The Story Girl one of her favorite works among her publications.
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Novel • Fiction
Prince Edward Island • 1900s
2000
YA
10-14 years
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