Lucy Maud Montgomery became a literary legend, renowned internationally for her popular books about the beloved Anne of Green Gables.

Maud was born and raised on Prince Edward Island, where she began writing to escape a lonely childhood with her grandparents. While working as a teacher and then a gossip columnist, she struggled to establish herself as an author until her first novel was published. Anne of Green Gables was an instant hit and remains a best seller, but because of an unfavourable first contract Maud benefited very little from its amazing success. She continued to write throughout her life, while struggling to balance the challenges of raising her children and dealing with the serious mental instability of her husband.

• Anne of Avonlea
  Read an online version of the book Anne of Avonlea by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
  
• Anne of Green Gables
  Read an online version of the book Anne of Green Gables.
  
• Anne of Green Gables - The Musical
• Anne of the Island
  Read an online version of the book Anne of the Island.
  
• Anne’s House of Dreams
  Read an online version of the book Anne's House of Dreams.
  
• Lucy Maud Montgomery Festival
• L.M. Montgomery Institute
  
• Online Literature Library: Lucy Maud Montgomery
  Has online texts for the books: Ann of Green Gables, Anne of Avonlea, Anne of the Island, Anne’s House of Dreams and The Golden Road.
  
• Parks Canada: Green Gables Heritage Place
  Official Parks Canada Site re Green Gables House and Prince Edward Island National Historic Sites.
  
• Picturing a Canadian Life: L.M. Montgomery's Personal Scrapbooks and Book Covers
  Site from a variety of partners, including the Confederation Centre Art Gallery.
  
• Prince Edward Island: Virtual Green Gables
  Take a virtual tour of Green Gables House, from the Government of PEI.
  
• Prince Edward Island: Lucy Maud Montgomery and “Anne"
  The Government of Prince Edward Island site includes lots of info and links, re clubs, films, television, video, merchandise, books, biographies, festivals, musicals, teacher’s guide, etc.
  
• Selected Poetry of Lucy Maud Montgomery
  Six poems online.