"Sara's Way" is a short story by Lucy Maud Montgomery published in Further Chronicles of Avonlea in 1920.
Description[]
Sara Andrews refuses to marry the honest and respectable Lige Baxter, much to the frustration of her Aunt Louisa and the Avonlea folks. Yet, when Lige loses his good reputation after going bankrupt and is forced to move out to the Canadian prairies, Sara has a change of heart.
Plot[]
- Read: Further Chronicles of Avonlea (Chapter 9: Sara's Way)
Appearances[]
Main characters
- Louisa Andrews
- Sara Andrews
- Lige Baxter
Minor characters
- Amelia Andrews
- Harmon Andrews
- Mrs. Harmon Andrews
- Jonas Andrews (mentioned only)
- Jonas Andrews' aunt (mentioned only)
- Peter Baxter (mentioned only)
- Mrs. Peter Baxter (mentioned only)
- Rachel Lynde
- George Pye (mentioned only)
- Mrs. George Pye
Places
- Alberta (mentioned only)
- Avonlea
- Gibraltar (mentioned only)
- Newbridge (mentioned only)
- White Sands (mentioned only)
Miscellaneous