Emily, la de Luna Nueva (New Edition)

After achieving unprecedented success with her saga of Anne of Green Gables, Lucy Maud Montgomery created the character of Emily Starr, whom she considered her alter ego, and which she would shape in a trilogy of resounding success. The temperamental and highly imaginative Emily did not know what it was like to be alone until her father died. Now, some of her mother's relatives are taking her to live with them at New Moon Farm. Emily is sure she will not be happy there. She will have to cope with the stern and rigid Aunt Elizabeth and her mischievous classmates by keeping her head up and using her sharp, quick wits. Things begin to change when she makes friends like Teddy, author of wonderful drawings, or Perry, who has sailed all over the world with his father but has never been to school, and, above all, Ilse, a not very feminine girl with a fiery temper. To her surprise, Emily will discover that New Moon is a beautiful and fascinating place. Her fiercely free spirit has much to teach anyone - child or adult - with enough sense (and imagination) to listen.