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Emily knows she's going to be a great writer. She also knows that she and her childhood sweetheart, Teddy Kent, will conquer the world together. But when Teddy leaves home to pursue his goal to become an artist at the School of Design in Montreal, Emily's world collapses. With Teddy gone, Emily agrees to marry a man she doesn't love ... as she tries to banish all thoughts of Teddy. In her heart, Emily must search for what being a writer really means....
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The third and final volume of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s celebrated Emily trilogy, Emily’s Quest is a vigorously drawn study of a woman coming to terms with love and her own ambition. In no other novel did Montgomery explore more fully the beauty, complexity, and wonder of love. In every detail, this mature novel, by one of the world’s best-loved authors, captures the drama and confusion of a young life on the brink.
Along with Emily of New Moon and Emily Climbs, Emily’s Quest is an honest and poignant portrait of a singular woman.
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Along with Emily of New Moon and Emily Climbs, Emily’s Quest is an honest and poignant portrait of a singular woman.
--このテキストは、 マスマーケット 版に関連付けられています。
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平和でのどかだったニュー・ムーンでの子供時代にも、いつしか終わりが訪れる。ボーイフレンドのテディも、親友のイルゼも、都会へ行ってしまう。寂しさの中で自分の真実の才能を磨くために、エミリーはひたすら制作に没頭する。野心に燃える彼女にも、時として眠れぬ「夜中の３時」が訪れる。・・・
エミリー・シリーズは作者モンゴメリの自伝的要素が濃く、代表作であるアン・シリーズよりもヒロインの苦悩が描かれていて、思わず読んでいて胸が熱くなりました。エミリーの「霊感」が働く場面は、ドキドキさせられます。タイタニック号のことかと思わせる事件が取り上げられていて驚かされました。
時代は古いけれど、夢を追いかけている人や、自分の才能を見つけられていない人などにぜひ読んでいただきたい作品です。私自身、この作品を読んで自分の中の何かが変わったような気がします。
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18 人中、18人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
A magnificent finale..
2001/7/16
形式:ペーパーバック
Wonderful. As with all the Montgomery books, the beauty of the world captures you. Emily's Quest is a brilliant end to a most charming series of books. Its sadder - had to be, for Emily is no longer a child of 14. She is now 24, with unfulfilled dreams. Hence, there had to be mor etears. But the book statisfied all expectations, except to some extent the final chapter. Rarely has a romance been built up so beautifully and so truthfully as here - and it deserved a much better final chapter. My favourite chapter here is the one where the 24 year old Emily reads the letter written to her by the 14 year old Emily. I cried a long while as I read and reread the lines. I have read nothing as beautiful. In conclusion, this is a must-read. A romance for all ages - to live in a world that is beautiful and captivating, but which alas, no longer exists in this dark world of today.
8 人中、8人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
The ending chapter......
2003/12/15
形式:ペーパーバック
Look, it was amazing. Because I am going through a misunderstanding similar to what Emily went through, I loved it.
But......I thought she should have got out of Blair Water, maybe gone to New York for a year. It wouldn't have killed her.
The ending.....it really looked like she wouldn't end up with Teddy. And the way she just ASSUMES she means nothing to him.
Wasn't she jumping to conclusions a bit? How could she be so sure? And couldn't she have told her own best friend about who she was in love with? It would have made her easier to relate to for me. Cool down, girl.
The ending chapter, as others have said, was simply not complete enough. A description of her wedding.....that would have been nice. If not in this one then in some book Montgomery wrote after this about Emily. We deserved to know more. And I wanted more of Teddy around. We always heard what Emily thought of him, but there was so much of Dean and so little of Teddy. Why?
I like that Dean character. I think Montgomery does a good job of showing the vile parts of human nature when she writes of how Dean told Emily "The Seller of Dreams" was no good. I seriously got angry when I find out he had done that to her though. It made me wonder, how selfish of him....when he knew in part at least that that accident she suffered was his fault, how could he have had that happy summer with her furnishing the Dissapointed House?
The Dissapointed House is a wonderful metaphor by the way throughout the novel.
Write better and less SUDDEN! endings Emily is tons better than Anne. I like the ambition of the woman. Anne lost all that. There is more of a mutual respect thing between Teddy and her. They are both going after "Rainbow Gold." Wish there had been more talk of that between them during the book. Wouldn't have hurt if he had come back to visit more often. Was Maud seriously depressed when she wrote this? I later read her diary, which has been published and my college library has. Parts of Emily's diary are copied write out of Maud's. All those fits and starts they both experienced as young women. Well, given all Maud was going through I can understand. If you read more about Maud's life you'll understand why she wrote this book the way she did.
But......I thought she should have got out of Blair Water, maybe gone to New York for a year. It wouldn't have killed her.
The ending.....it really looked like she wouldn't end up with Teddy. And the way she just ASSUMES she means nothing to him.
Wasn't she jumping to conclusions a bit? How could she be so sure? And couldn't she have told her own best friend about who she was in love with? It would have made her easier to relate to for me. Cool down, girl.
The ending chapter, as others have said, was simply not complete enough. A description of her wedding.....that would have been nice. If not in this one then in some book Montgomery wrote after this about Emily. We deserved to know more. And I wanted more of Teddy around. We always heard what Emily thought of him, but there was so much of Dean and so little of Teddy. Why?
I like that Dean character. I think Montgomery does a good job of showing the vile parts of human nature when she writes of how Dean told Emily "The Seller of Dreams" was no good. I seriously got angry when I find out he had done that to her though. It made me wonder, how selfish of him....when he knew in part at least that that accident she suffered was his fault, how could he have had that happy summer with her furnishing the Dissapointed House?
The Dissapointed House is a wonderful metaphor by the way throughout the novel.
Write better and less SUDDEN! endings Emily is tons better than Anne. I like the ambition of the woman. Anne lost all that. There is more of a mutual respect thing between Teddy and her. They are both going after "Rainbow Gold." Wish there had been more talk of that between them during the book. Wouldn't have hurt if he had come back to visit more often. Was Maud seriously depressed when she wrote this? I later read her diary, which has been published and my college library has. Parts of Emily's diary are copied write out of Maud's. All those fits and starts they both experienced as young women. Well, given all Maud was going through I can understand. If you read more about Maud's life you'll understand why she wrote this book the way she did.
12 人中、11人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Emily/L.M.'s Quest?
2001/6/5
形式:ペーパーバック
Emily's Quest seems often to be telling two stories at once, in two different styles. Emily's relationships with Teddy Kent and Dean Priest often play out like conventional magazine romance of the time. This can get frustrating, particularly in the latter half of the book. However, Emily's continuing adventures as a writer and her from-the-heart journal entries are pure gold, and have the feel of L.M. Montgomery's own experience.
This book does have a bittersweet flavor that is missing from the Anne series, but I appreciate the emotional truth that comes through. Montgomery's insight into her characters is clear but gentle, and rarely unforgiving. My only wish is that she would have trusted her characters to forward Emily's story to the end without resorting to plot devices. Overall, however, this is a worthwhile read that fans of Emily Climbs will not want to miss.
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