Here is the second part of Kevin Sullivan’s Foreword in the Anne of the Island novel, in which he discusses how Anne of Green Gables led to Road to Avonlea and how that influenced the development of Anne of Green gables: The Continuing Story.

Here is the third and final installment of “Anne of Green Gables: Evolution of a Series”.

The highly anticipated digitally remastered, widescreen special edition of Road to Avonlea – Season 6 will be available at the end of March 2012 exclusively at shopatsullivan.com. Here’s a sneak peek at the front cover.

You spoke up loud and clear about your favourite television villain: Abraham “Abe” Pike – Gus’s long estranged father on Road to Avonlea.

Ever wonder how the pie scene in season 1's "Proof of the Pudding" got to be so perfect? Practice, of course!

In this next chapter of Hannah’s original script, Return to Avonlea: The Sequel,  Izzy learns more about Felix and Andrew's childhood rivalry, and Jasper, Monty, Percy and Andrew must determine how to proceed with their cave expedition.  Set in 1926, Hannah has continued the story of your favorite townspeople.  To see her previous chapters, click here.

We were excited to see Mag Ruffman (Olivia King-Dale) on Global's Morning Show last week, and even more excited to learn that she's working on a series of how-to videos with Lowe's Home Improvement.

Royalty as Celebrity Road to Avonlea shows us many different pass-times that were popular at the turn of the century. Social events, sports, reading, and crafts were all common activities. The internet, television, or splashy gossip magazines, didn't yet exist, but people still followed the lives and times of important figures. Even without gossip magazines and websites, and television news, the interest in certain public figures definitely existed during the time of Avonlea. ‘Celebrity’ took a different form, with the most interesting of all public being Royal families. As we see in Road to Avonlea Season 6, “What a Tangled Web We Weave”, a visit from the Polish Countess Polenska brings great intrigue to the small town. In Season 7, “King of the Great White Way” the mention of King George V is enough to excite even no-nonsense Hetty King. After the death of his father, King Edward VII of England in 1910, King George V took the British throne and he reigned from 1910 to 1936. In keeping with the time, the King and Queen had a large family, raising 4 boys and 1 girl, and their lives were followed by people around the world. The Royal families of all of Europe interacted both socially and politically, and their activities therefore made the newspapers around the world. Even before photographs were commonplace, Royalty would be emulated in their style of clothes, hats, hobbies and interests. Today many different types of celebrities are followed in this way, but the privileged world of the Royals still holds a special allure—Queen Elizabeth II is the first British Monarch to have her own youtube channel! http://www.royal.gov.uk

Road to Avonlea is set in a small town on Prince Edward Island, on the East Coast of Canada. The reach of the show, however, spans the entire globe! The series has been broadcast around the world in dozens of languages. In French, it is known as “Les contes d’Avonlea”; in Spanish, it is “Camino a Avonlea”; it is "Tie Avonleaan" in Finland, and "Váratlan utazás" in Hungary.

Mrs. Rachel Lynde: When your heart skips a beat, it isn't love, its indigestion.