The Selected Journals Of L. M. Montgomery, Vol. 3:,New

Lucy Maud Montgomery (18741942), The Author Of The Classic Novel For Children, Anne Of Green Gables, Kept Extensive Journals For Most Of Her Life, Beginning Them In 1889 When She Was Fourteen And Continuing Them Until Shortly Before Her Death. An Instant Bestseller In Canada, The First Volume Of The Selected Journals Of L.M. Montgomery Covers The Years Up To 1910 And Culminates In The Publication Of Anne Of Green Gables. The Second Volume (19101921) Portrays Montgomery In The Midst Of Great Upheaval, Both In Her Life And In The World Around Her. Now, The Longawaited Third Volume Brings Us Through Her Middle Years, A Time When Montgomerys Personal And Professional Lives Are Becoming Even More Complex.Ranging From 19211929, This Revealing Journal Documents Her Efforts To Juggle The Demands Of Motherhood, Parish Obligations, Indifferent Household Help, Grief At The Loss Of Older Friends And Familyeveryday Struggles To Balance A Womans Social And Domestic Duties. Here She Writes Of The Triumphs And Trials Of Being A Bestselling Author: Growing Fame; The Successful Midwifery Of Her New Heroines Emily And Marigold And A More Adult Novel, The Blue Castle; The Struggle To Allocate Time For Correspondence With Publishers, Fans, Friendsand To Actually Write. We Trace The Happy Conclusion Of Her Lawsuits Against An Unscrupulous Publisher And The Disappointing Outcome Of A Lawsuit Arising In A Minor Automobile Accident. And We Learn Of Her Personal Worries: Ewan Macdonaldss Envy Of His Wifes Publishing And Social Success; The Dark Shadow Cast By His Attacks Of Melancholia; And Her Fear That Her Sons Might Evince Similar Tendencies.In These Years, Lucy Maud Montgomery Turned More And More To Her Journals To Record Her Insights, Opinions, And Epiphanies. These Journals Will Not Only Intrigue Every Fan Of Anne Of Green Gables And The Other Anne Books, But Will Also Provide An Intimate Look At Life As Portrayed By This Remarkable Writer.