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Summary

In this charming holiday tale from beloved Anne of Green Gables author Lucy Maud Montgomery, a lighthearted case of mistaken identity brings humor, heart, and unexpected redemption to a small-town Christmas. When the lively Ted dares to play a holiday prank, his double act quickly spirals into a mix of comedy, confusion, and tender realization. 
Set against the glow of Christmas cheer, Ted’s Double: A Christmas Folly reminds us that even our silliest follies can lead to forgiveness, self-discovery, and the joy of second chances. A delightful seasonal story filled with wit, warmth, and the gentle wisdom that defines Montgomery’s timeless works. 
Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874–1942) was a Canadian author best known for her beloved Anne of Green Gables series, a collection of novels that captured the beauty of imagination, the warmth of small-town life, and the strength of the human spirit. Her stories, often set in the rolling landscapes of Prince Edward Island, reflect her deep love for nature, compassion, and the quiet emotional truths of everyday life. 
Through her vivid storytelling and gentle humor, Montgomery invites readers into worlds where hope and resilience shine even in the face of hardship. Her work continues to inspire mindfulness, gratitude, and the simple joy of finding wonder in the ordinary.

Duration: 18 minutes (00:17:48)
Publishing date: 2025-10-29; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

• Romance
• Young Readers