"Two months of Green Gables and dew-wet, spicy ferns ankle-deep along the brook and lazy, dappling shadows in Lover's Lane and wild strawberries in Mr. Bell's pasture and the dark loveliness of firs in the Haunted Wood!" Anne and Gilbert's first summer as an engaged couple merits only a sentence in AoWP (ch.17). Here's how those two unrecorded months may have panned out.

Anne and Gilbert's engagement with a twist: instead of teaching in Summerside, Anne follows Gil to Kingsport. What will their three-year engagement be like? How do they deal with their increasing longing and desire for each other, when they are away from Avonlea and left to make their own decisions? Windy Poplars revamped, with much more Gilbert, and more of Anne's infamous antics.

Anne and Gilbert have one week together after their engagement before they go their separate ways. This is the story of those sweet first days.

What might have happened if Gilbert married Christine Stuart? Neither Anne nor Gilbert are completely happy with how their lives have turned out. Scandal has brought Gilbert back to Avonlea, alone. Second chances are rare, or are they? I do not own Anne of Green Gables (though I wish I did!). All major characters (and a few minor ones) are the property of L.M. Montgomery.

Ever wonder what Anne Shirley really thought of a certain hazel eyed boy, or how deeply Gilbert Blythe fell for that irrepressible redhead? Curious about what Priss was like, why Phil couldn't decide between Alec and Alonzo, and what Sloanishness is exactly? Here is everything you wanted to know -and some you'll wish you didn't. They're not children anymore...

Gilbert's heart had been broken, but a bit of good news helped him regain his strength. Can he find the confidence to ask again for Anne's hand? Filling in the gaps between the last two chapters of Anne of the Island.

SEQUEL TO "SAY SOMETHING." Anne and Gilbert are in love, newly engaged, and hoping for a summer full of only one thing: each other! Will the season be as simple and sweet as they wish it to be? This story picks up right where Say Something leaves off.