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"Anne of Windy Poplars," also known as "Anne of Windy Willows" in some editions, is the fourth book in the "Anne of Green Gables" series by Lucy Maud Montgomery. The story is presented in the form of letters written by Anne Shirley to her fiancé, Gilbert Blythe, while she is away from Avonlea, working as a principal at a high school in the town of Summerside.
The novel covers the three years Anne spends in Summerside, where she faces various challenges and encounters a colorful cast of characters. Anne takes up her new role as a school principal and deals with the ups and downs of managing a school and winning the respect of her students and the townsfolk.
Throughout her time in Summerside, Anne makes new friends, including Rebecca Dew, who becomes her close companion. She also encounters difficult personalities, notably the prickly and domineering Pringle family. Anne's warmth, kindness, and determination help her navigate the complex social dynamics of the town.
As the story unfolds through Anne's letters, readers witness her personal growth, her triumphs, and her struggles. The novel explores themes of friendship, community, love, and the pursuit of one's ambitions.
