Welcome to a new season of Send Me To Sleep, the highly requested sequel to Emily of New

Moon by L. M. Montgomery, Emily Climes.

In Emily Climes, our dreamful heroine, Emily Star finds herself facing the stern decree

of her aunt Elizabeth, who insists she gives up her beloved fiction writing in order

to attend school in Shrewsbury.

But Emily, a soul born with a longing to write, discovers in this restriction the quiet

beauty of her own journey.

Her world unfurls as she ventures into the realm of poetry and contributes to the town's

newspaper a gentle ascent towards success with hints of romance.

Yet, when a remarkable opportunity backends, Emily faces a decision that could forever

transform her life.

Here's a short preview of what you can expect.

I remember one day, last four, when Dean and I walked over the delectable mountain to

the woods beyond it, fur woods mostly, but with one corner of splendid old pines.

When we sat under them, and Dean read Peveril of the Peak and some of Scott's poems to

me, and then he looked up into the big plumey boughs and said,

The gods are talking in the pines, gods of the old Northland of the Viking sagas.

Star, do you know Emerson's lines?

And then he quoted them, I've remembered and loved them ever since.

The gods talk in the breadth of the world, they talk in the shaken pine, and they fill

the reach of the old sea shore, with dialogue divine, and the poet who overhears one random

word they say, is the fated man of men, whom the ages must obey.

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