LITERARY SYMBOLISM IN ANNE OF GREEN GABLES

<div>This article explores the intricate symbolism in Lucy Maud Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables, highlighting how symbols such as the color green, the landscape of Avonlea, and the character of Anne Shirley contribute to the novel's themes of identity, belonging, and imagination. Through qualitative textual analysis, it delves into how the setting and character development reflect personal growth and the struggle for acceptance. The study emphasizes that these symbols not only enrich the narrative but also resonate with readers across different life stages, fostering a deeper understanding of the human experience and the transformative power of love and creativity</div>