“Anne of Green Gables” audiobook A2 Elementary by Lucy Maud Montgomery.“Anne of Green Gables” adapted audiobook in English Level 2 with parallel translation (bilingual).Read and listen online.Story byLucy Maud Montgomery.
📖 Anne of Green Gables (Adapted Audiobook)
🎧 Type: Adapted Audiobook / Classic Story
⭐ Original Book Rating: 4.3 / 5 (Goodreads)
📚 Author: Lucy Maud Montgomery
🌍 Setting: Prince Edward Island, Canada
👧 Main Characters:
Anne Shirley – an orphan girl
Marilla Cuthbert – her new guardian
Matthew Cuthbert – Marilla’s brother
Diana Barry – Anne’s best friend
Gilbert Blythe – Anne’s classmate
📖 Story (no spoilers)
Anne Shirley is an orphan girl with red hair and a big imagination. By mistake, she comes to live with Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert at Green Gables. They wanted a boy to help on the farm, but Anne is a girl. At first, Marilla is not sure about her. But Anne is kind, funny, and full of dreams. Slowly, she becomes part of the family and the small village of Avonlea. Anne makes friends, goes to school, and learns about life, love, and growing up.
vocabulary (click to open)
Orphan (noun) – a child whose parents are dead.
Example: “Anne is an orphan girl with red hair.”
Farm (noun) – a place where people grow food and keep animals.
Example: “They wanted a boy to help on the farm.”
Neighbor (noun) – a person who lives near you.
Example: “Mrs. Lind was their neighbor.”
Buggy (noun) – a light carriage pulled by a horse.
Example: “Matthew drove to the station in a buggy.”
Station (noun) – a place where trains stop.
Example: “He arrived at Bright River Station.”
Mistake (noun) – something that is wrong or not correct.
Example: “There was a mistake. This is a girl, not a boy.”
Orphanage (noun) – a home for children who have no parents.
Example: “Anne came from an orphanage.”
Lonely (adjective) – sad because you are alone.
Example: “She felt very lonely without a family.”
Imagination (noun) – the ability to think of new ideas and pictures in your mind.
Example: “Anne has a big imagination.”
Pretty (adjective) – nice to look at.
Example: “She wanted a pretty dress.”
Ugly (adjective) – not nice to look at.
Example: “She wore an ugly dress from the orphanage.”
Red hair (noun phrase) – hair that is orange-red in color.
Example: “She hated her red hair.”
Freund (noun) – a person you like and know well.
Example: “Diana became Anne’s best friend.”
School (noun) – a place where children learn.
Example: “Anne went to school in Avonlea.”
Teacher (noun) – a person who helps students learn.
Example: “Miss Stacy was a good teacher.”
Lesson (noun) – something you learn at school.
Example: “Anne was good at her lessons.”
Party (noun) – a fun event with food, music, and friends.
Example: “Anne was excited about the party.”
Cake (noun) – a sweet food made with flour, sugar, and eggs.
Example: “Anne made a cake for Mrs. Allen.”
Cordial (noun) – a sweet fruit drink.
Example: “Diana drank a glass of fruit cordial.”
Wine (noun) – an alcoholic drink made from grapes.
Example: “It was red wine, not cordial.”
Drunk (adjective) – having drunk too much alcohol.
Example: “Diana was drunk and her mother was angry.”
Forgive (verb) – to stop being angry at someone.
Example: “Mrs. Barry forgave Anne.”
Dangerous (adjective) – likely to hurt you.
Example: “Climbing the roof was dangerous.”
Accident (noun) – something bad that happens by chance.
Example: “Anne fell from the roof in an accident.”
Examination (noun) – an important test at school or college.
Example: “Anne came first in the Queen’s College examinations.”
College (noun) – a place where you study after school.
Example: “She won a place at Redmond College.”
Future (noun) – the time that will come after now.
Example: “They talked about Anne’s future.”
Bank (noun) – a place where people keep their money.
Example: “The bank had problems and the money was gone.”
