Abstract
This paper explores L.M. Montgomery’s Emily of New Moon through the critical lens of nostalgia, with an extension into the more intimate realms of family connection and personal identity. It additionally engages the broader reader response to Montgomery’s personal and literary descriptions of the natural setting of Prince Edward Island.
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