Anne of the Island (Anne of Green Gables #3) by L. M. Montgomery

Anne is leaving her beloved home at Green Gables. Lonely and homesick as the train takes her away, she little expects the fun and excitement that await her at Redmond College. Soon she will be thoroughly involved in university life -- the stimulating class rivalry, the social events, the activities of the various societies of which she is to be a member, and the making and deepening of new and helpful friendships. Most interesting of all her experiences, perhaps, will be her affairs of the heart, bringing with them the usual joys and sadnesses and ultimately the fulfilment of Anne's dreams.4