We're back babyyyyyyyy! Did you see that coming? Absolutely no you did not. Because we didn't tell anyone.
We're kicking off Season 2 by returning to our our childhood book shelves and pulling out the first three books by Lucy Maud Montgomery. This week we're going to (trigger warning) Canada and more specifically to Prince Edward Island. Anne has been one of the most suggested topics and we refused to do it until we wanted to. Which is now.
We discuss our connection to the books, the life of the author, and (famously) the loneliest characters in the lonely girl cannon.
Mini Doc on the author that Rebecca references:
https://youtu.be/QARosNBYfaA
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