Title: Have a pencil handy when reading the 100th anniversary edition
Product review: I bought the "special, 100th anniversary" edition of this book I had never read (though I thoroughly enjoy the television adaptation starring Megan Fallows). Montgomery's writing is wonderful. Unfortunately, this edition is marred by many typographical errors. Most that I have encountered so far (I have only read about a fourth of the book as of this morning) seem to substitute "n" for "r" -- producing "on" when "or" is intended, "oven" for "over," etc. By far the most jarring is seeing Marilla rendered "Mania" -- including twice within two pages. It's a shame that the publishers can't do better when putting out what purports to be a "special" edition of this classic.
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