When her father arrives from Montreal, prepared to take her back home for good, Sara Stanley is torn between going with him and remaining with her beloved friends in the charming town of Carlisle. Reprint. TV tie-in.

SARA STANLEY FINALLY RETURNS HOME TO MONTREAL, sadly leaving behind Avonlea and her new-found King family. But her joyful reunion with her father is cut short by sudden tragedy, and once again Sara is faced with the prospect of leaving home. Adapted from the award-winning, internationally acclaimed television series, the magical adventures of “The Story Girl” continue—in the spirit and tradition of Lucy Maud Montgomery—for a new generation of young readers. “Road to Avonlea offers family programing with warmth, charm and more.” LOS ANGELES TIMES “Road to Avonlea confirms its status as the most consistently high quality television series Canada has ever produced.” THE GLOBE AND MAIL

In order to prove herself the best schoolmarm Avonlea has ever had, Aunt Hetty determines to make a model student out of poor, uneducated Gus Pike.

While Green Gables becomes the home to two adorable orphans, Sara helps uncover a youthful romance that Rachel Lynde has been trying to conceal for more than twenty-five years. Reissue.

AFTER MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS, WHO SHOULD RETURN to Avonlea but Aunt Hetty’s old flame, Romney Penhallow—and it seems he’s back to win her heart again! As the whole town cheerfully observes Romney’s wooing, the fortress of Hetty’s pride seems to be crumbling. Could Avonlea’s prim and proper schoolmarm really be falling in love? Adapted from the award-winning, internationally acclaimed television series, the magical adventures of “The Story Girl” continue—in the spirit and tradition of Lucy Maud Montgomery—for a new generation of young readers. “Road to Avonlea offers family programming filled with warmth, charm and more.” LOS ANGELES TIMES “Road to Avonlea confirms its status as the most consistently high quality television series Canada has ever produced.” THE GLOBE AND MAIL

World renowned geologist Roger King returns to Avonlea, and his presence disrupts two generations on the King family farm. Original.

Contains 2 books: May the Best Man Win by Gail Hamilton & Dreamer of Dreams, by Heather Conkie (Road to Avonlea, #17-18)

When Sara and Felicity's gossip column accidentally appears on page one of the Avonlea Chronicle, the editor, Aunt Olivia, must figure out how to make amends. Reprint.

When Pigeon Plumtree—Lucy's cousin and a well-known actress—comes to Avonlea, pig farmer Pat Frewen sets his sights on winning the affections of Pigeon.

Hockey season comes to Avonlea, but the youngsters' love for the sport is overshadowed by family feuds that culminate in the final action-packed match.

Sara Stanley's eyes sparkle with delight as she discovers her Aunt Olivia's secret plan to elope with Jasper Dale. "How romantic," Sara sighs. But once Hetty King sniffs out the scheme, she knocks all notions of romance out of Olivia's and Sara's heads. Taking matters into her own hands, Hetty vows to give the bride and groom a traditional, commonsense wedding. The King farm becomes the site of another family celebration, but Hetty's meddlesome ways threaten to tear the family apart and bungle Olivia's big day!

Young Felix starts a delivery business so that he may continue to afford Blackie, the beloved family stallion, but the business succeeds so well that Felix's judgement is clouded by greed. Original.

Meeting her virtual double in Jo Pitts, Sara Stanley devises a plan to switch places and take a break from her overbearing Aunt Hetty, until the doppleganger "Sara" becomes impossible for Hetty to control and the real Sara finds danger in Jo's life. Original.

When Felicity King accidentally loses her mother's heirloom comb, she must ask her brother, Felix, and her cousin, Sara, to help her find it. Original.

Wally Higgins falls in love with Hetty King, and Felicity King waits for Gus Pike's invitation to the Winter Fair, but Sara Stanley must play Cupid when everyone falls victim to stubborn pride. Original.

When Marilla Cuthbert passes away, the new owner of Green Gables threatens to evict Rachel Lynde and her charges, Davy and Dora Keith, who turn to Sara Stanley and her cousin, Felix King, for assistance.