This volume of short stories by L.M. Montgomery examines how she re-worked characters, dialogue, and plots over the years and transferred bits of her work between stories and novels. For instance, some of Anne Shirley's most memorable adventures started out as standalone stories.
This newly published collection is mostly just the stories, with a small amount of commentary for context. So if you like LMM short stories, maybe pick this up, although do be aware that the whole point of it is to draw attention to what is already familiar to fans, so you won't read anything astonishingly new here. If your interest in Montgomery tends towards the scholarly, you may find this work helpful as a way to trace her creative process.

Thanks to Netgalley and University of Toronto Press for a digital review copy! ( )