1908 June: Anne of Green Gables is published. It goes through six editions and sells 19,000 copies in its first six months.
In June 1908, L.M. Montgomery's beloved novel "Anne of Green Gables" was released to the public. Its captivating story quickly gained popularity, leading to six editions being printed within a short period. Over the course of its first six months, the book achieved remarkable success, selling 19,000 copies.
This initial response signaled the start of a literary legacy that would make "Anne of Green Gables" a classic of children's literature. Montgomery's enchanting tale continues to resonate with readers, solidifying its status as an enduring favorite that has been celebrated for generations.
