Jane of Lantern Hill

11-year-old Jane Stuart lives in an enormous Toronto mansion, attends private school, wears beautiful clothing, has an adoring mother, and is dreadfully unhappy.




When a letter comes from her father, whom Jane has always believed to be dead, inviting her to spend the summer with him on Prince Edward Island, Jane’s comfortable life of misery is thrown into an uproar. How could she possibly leave mother for the person who must hate them more than any other?




Grandmother does her best to forbid Jane from leaving. She’s always controlled everything else in Jane and Mother’s lives so far, and up until the very end expresses her extreme disapproval of everything PE Island could possibly offer.




Could there be a loving family and happiness waiting for Jane somewhere else in the country? And if so, how does Mother in Toronto fit in?




L.M. Montgomery’s timeless writing brings another heroine and family drama to life. Jane of Lantern Hill will not disappoint.