“It is a strange thing to feel yourself growing up—and out—of your old self.” — L. M. Montgomery In the peaceful village of Glen St. Mary, the Great War looms on the horizon—forever changing the lives of those who once believed themselves untouched by history. Rilla of Ingleside follows the youngest daughter of Anne Shirley as she blossoms from a carefree girl into a resilient young woman amidst the trials of World War I. When her brothers go off to battle, Rilla is left behind—not just to wait, but to rise. Taking on responsibilities she never dreamed of, including raising an orphaned war baby, she learns about love, sacrifice, grief, and courage in the quiet and not-so-quiet corners of a changing world. Tender, inspiring, and unflinchingly honest, this novel is L. M. Montgomery’s only full-length work set during wartime—and one of her most profound reflections on maturity, hope, and th