Forms of Intertext in “Anne of Green Gables” by L.M. Montgomery (1908)

In Ukraine, we study some Canadian literature at school, including novels by Lucy Maud Montgomery. We have a special subject called ‘World Literature.’ My colleagues and I have authored a school program and textbooks for secondary schools, and we want our students to know and read the best books of the world.
The novel “Anne of Green Gables” by Lucy Maud Montgomery is one of the best books of the world. The writer told us about the difficult times that the little girl Anne had to go through. She lost her parents and lived in orphanage. But then Anne’s life changed. She was taken in by new foster parents Marilla and her brother Matthew Cuthbert. Their home was called Green Gables, because people in Canada sometimes give their homes names. But even there her life was not easy because Marilla and Matthew wanted a boy to help them on the farm. And Anne ended up there by mistake.