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After graduating from college, Anne Shirley takes a job as headmistress of a school in the town of Summerside. She rents a house in the old, romantic house of Rustling Poplars. She has a job she loves and is looking forward to marrying her beloved. Everything would be perfect if it weren't for the hostility of the large and respected Pringle family, which has Anne thinking of leaving Summerside. But unexpectedly, she not only reconciles with the Pringles, who become her true friends. Anne meets her little neighbour Elizabeth and finds in her a kindred spirit, and later she manages to make friends with her deputy Katherine, a young woman who is always dissatisfied with everything and who is completely changed by Anne's influence. Soon, Anne will leave the Rustling Poplars she loves and return to Avonlea.

The books of Canadian writer Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874-1942) have been a huge success all over the world for more than a century. Every year, they are published in millions of copies in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe. They have been adapted into popular films.

This is the fourth book in the Anne Shirley series, which consists of eight novels.