Laura, who is the kind aunt; and strict, suspicious Aunt Elizabeth who yet proves to be an unexpected ally in times of trouble. Series The three Emily novels are Emily of New Moon (1923), Emily Climbs (1925) and Emily's Quest (1927). The series focuses on Emily through her school days and her climb up the symbolic "Alpine Path" to becoming a successful author (the Alpine Path is a phrase from a poem which was inspirational to her from a young age). The later books also follow Emily through several romances (which are not intimacy romances) and adventures. Emily is a heroine with a love for the beauty in nature and art, loyalty to her friends, a thirst for knowledge, and a passionate dedication to her writing. Publication Since its original publication in 1923, the book has never gone out of print. The most popular editions of the book include the following. Short stories To promote the novel in the U.S., Montgomery published edited chapters from it as short stories in The Delineator. These included "Enter Emily" and "Too Few Cooks", which was later adapted into a chapter of Magic for Marigold. These ran the early months of 1925 (which the novel published two years later). Translations The novel has been translated into numerous languages, including the following. Emily fra Månegårde (Danish) Kumkunen Emily (Emily, a Dreamer) and Emily, Chowon ew Bit (Emily, the Light on the Plain) (Korean) Emīlija no Jaunā mēness (Latvian) Pieni runotyttö (Finnish) Emilka ze Srebrnego Nowiu (Polish) Emily (Swedish) Emily, de la Luna Nueva (Spanish) Emily della Luna Nuova (Italian) かわいい Emily (Japanese) Emilie de la Nouvelle Lune (French) Emily auf der Moon-Farm (German) Emily - Dokhtare Darrehaye Sabz (Persian) Emily z Nového Mesiaca (Slovak) Emily ở trang trại trăng non (Vietnamese/Tiếng Việt) Emily (Sinhala) Emily de Lua Nova (Brazilian Portuguese) Emily - A tűzprób and Emily - Barátságok (Emily: Friendships) (Hungarian) אמילי ממולד הירח (Hebrew) Television The novels were adapted into a TV series by Cinar (now known as WildBrain), Salter Street Films and CBC Television in 1998. The series was filmed in Prince Edward Island, casting local child stars. The series currently airs on Vision TV and the Spanish-language TLN in Canada. In the U.S., it formerly aired on This TV until 2013. As of 2023, the series is also currently available on Roku's Hallmark Movie Channel, and for free on Encore+ online. In