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The modern Philly setting is such a clever shift, and seeing Anne land in a city I actually know made the story hit way harder. The full-color panels keep the pace brisk, but I still got all the feels from her finding a new family with Marilla and Matthew.

The full-color artwork really brings out the contrast between Anne's fiery personality and the Philly backdrop, and I loved how the modern setting kept her classic charm intact. It's a quick, engaging read that made me smile more than once.

I blew through this in one sitting — the full-color artwork makes Anne's new world pop, and seeing her land in West Philly with Marilla and Matthew feels surprisingly fresh. The graphic novel format keeps the story snappy without losing that classic charm.