Anne's House of Dreams

Anne of Green Gables

Content Ratings

Moderate Romance

Anne and Gilbert are married and their relationship involves physical and emotional intimacy; a baby is conceived and born; the treatment is period-appropriate and not explicit, but married life is central.

Moderate Themes

Anne experiences the stillbirth of her first child and the profound grief that follows; a secondary character lives with severe depression and trauma from an abusive marriage; themes of loss, healing, and the resilience of the human spirit are emotionally significant.

No Violence

There is no violence; conflict is emotional, centered on grief and loss.

Synopsis

Newly married, Anne and Gilbert move to a small fishing village where Anne establishes her first home, forms deep friendships, and experiences the joys and sorrows of early married life including the loss of her first baby. A more mature entry in the series that tackles themes of grief and healing.