Heather Conkie
Sara's Homecoming
language
(Davenport Press and Sullivan Entertainment Oct. 12, 2010)
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
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
- Pages
- 123
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