Forty-three percent, respectively, voted that Roy Gardner was a
Gilbert wannabe, or else, going to die if one of the voters met
him; while the other twelve percent agree that Roy is a pouf.
(Fortunately, the option "Anne's One True Love" was left blank.)
The new poll inquires as to your top two favorites of the "Anne"
books.  If you've seen the second movie, and have looked at the
chapter title, you already know exactly why you'll enjoy this
final installment!   Chapter Thirty: Pitching and Mooning  "I
feel as if I had opened a book and found roses of yesterday,
sweet and beloved, between its leaves."  -L.M. Montgomery, Anne
of the Island  "How do you think a mother would feel if she
found her child tattooed all over with a baking powder
advertisement?" queried Anne. She sighed, a long, deep
exhalation that blew over her entire being, ruffling the lace on
her blouse and causing the petals of the flowers in her basket
to quiver indignantly. "I love my story, and I wrote it out of
the best that was in me." Anne