Road to Avonlea

After mistakenly helping a con man to run off with the proceeds from a Magic Lantern show, Sara decides to raise the money again with her own Magic Lantern show.

Sara's dread at having to attend her first sewing circle turns to delight when she discovers that as much storytelling as sewing goes on there. And the best story of all is Marilla Cuthbert's, of a long-ago suitor named Duncan McTavish.

Roused to action by a visiting missionary's tales of adventure, Sara Stanley learns that there is more to goodness and charity than going to church.

An orphaned baby sets the town of Avonlea topsy-turvy. As Aunt Hetty and Rachel Lynde squabble over the infant, Sara and Felicity secretly take matters into their own hands--surely, a baby left on the doorstep is just what newlyweds Aunt Abigail and Uncle Malcolm really need!

When Aunt Arabella's hope chest is finally opened after fifty years and nothing important is found, Sara is sure something must be hidden in the chest and she's determined to find it.

Sara Stanley finally returns home to Montreal, sadly leaving behind Avonlea and her newfound 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.

"Rachel Lynde's toothache, which she firmly believes will kill her, soon becomes the least of her woes when Marilla offers Green Gables as home to two adorable but rambunctious orphans."--Back cover.

World-famous geologist, Roger King, returns home to much excitement, but a boyhood feud between Roger and his brother Alec wreaks havoc on the homecoming, and sparks begin to fly.

When Sara and Felicity's gossip column ends up on page one of the Avonlea Chronicle, interim editor Olivia King is blamed. Sara and Felicity must find a way to help Olivia out of the mess they created.

Avonlea's love of hockey is threatened by a variety of feuds. Sara begs to be included in the all-important game which will settle the fights for good.

When Sara's cousin Felix opens a new after school business, to enable him to keep the stallion Blackie, no one could have guessed that it would be such a success.