Pat of Silver Bush

Patricia Gardiner, a sweet and agreeable heroine, finds solace in her childhood home, Silver Bush, where she is nurtured by her large family and their Irish cook, Judy. As she grows up, she learns to embrace change while facing illness and loss. The novel reflects the author's own cherished memories of her childhood on Prince Edward Island, with Silver Bush symbolizing her family's home. Montgomery reveals a deep connection to Patricia, suggesting that this character embodies more of her personal experiences than any other.