L.M Montgomery Short Stories gathers a handful of gentle tales from the beloved author of Anne of Green Gables, read softly by Andrew Bond for sleep.
Montgomery spent her career writing about the world she knew best: the small towns, farms, and windswept coastlines of Prince Edward Island. Her short fiction returns again and again to spirited girls, close-knit neighbors, quiet romances, and the small dramas of rural life — a missed letter, a stubborn aunt, a long-awaited homecoming. There's warmth here, and humor, and a soft ache of nostalgia for a slower world.
This collection sits comfortably alongside Montgomery's novels for anyone who loves cozy, old-fashioned storytelling — turn-of-the-century domestic fiction with heart, wit, and a strong sense of place. Fans of Anne Shirley's Avonlea will feel right at home.
Andrew Bond reads calm and easy, one short tale after another. It's a simple thing to dip into at bedtime — a gentle story or two while the pace slows and sleep quietly settles in.
