Emily of New Moon, L.M. Montgomery’s thirteenth book, was published in August 1923 by McClelland & Stewart and Frederick A. Stokes Company.
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Related page: Reviews of Books by L.M. Montgomery: 1923–1939
About Emily of New Moon
Emily of New Moon is the first of three books to feature Montgomery’s protagonist Emily Byrd Starr, followed by Emily Climbs (1925) and Emily’s Quest (1927). It was preceded by Rilla of Ingleside (1921), which Montgomery had vowed to be the last of the Anne books.
A television series based on Emily of New Moon and its sequels, starring Martha MacIsaac, Stephen McHattie, and Sheila McCarthy, was filmed in Prince Edward Island and aired between 1998 and 1999 and between 2002 and 2003.
Dedication
To
Mr. George Boyd Macmillan
Alloa, Scotland
in recognition of
a long and stimulating friendship
Contents
I. The House in the Hollow
II. A Watch in the Night
III. A Hop out of Kin
IV. A Family Conclave
V. Diamond Cut Diamond
VI. New Moon
VII. The Book of Yesterday
VIII. Trial by Fire
IX. A Special Providence
X. Growing Pains
XI. Ilse
XII. The Tansy Patch
XIII. A Daughter of Eve
XIV. Fancy Fed
XV. Various Tragedies
XVI. Check for Miss Brownell
XVII. Living Epistles
XVIII. Father Cassidy
XIX. Friends Again
XX. By Aerial Post
XXI. “Romantic but not Comfortable”
XXII. Wyther Grange
XXIII. Deals with Ghosts
XXIV. A Different Kind of Happiness
XXV. “She Couldn’t Have Done It”
XXVI. On the Bay Shore
XXVII. The Vow of Emily
XXVIII. A Weaver of Dreams
XXIX. Sacrilege
XXX. When the Curtain Lifted
XXXI. Emily’s Great Moment