Anne of Avonlea: With original illustrations

I knew about the misspellings on the back from other reviewers, but didn't realize how many there would be within.In the still image of the book, it's made to look like there's gold leaf detailing, but it's not gold leaf, it's just a flat picture of fake printed gold leaf and looks very cheap.The pictures in the book are very low quality .JPGs and look terrible. The paper looks and feels like regular, stark white printing paper.Lastly, this may just be a personal gripe, but where other books use italics to emphasize, this book capitalizes. Rather than saying a word intensely, my brain reads it as shouting and it's been very distracting. I might need to order a different copy from somewhere else for this reason alone. Anne is firey, yes, but she's not shouting all of the time, nor are most people.When I buy a book, I want it to be of decent quality and preferably aesthetic. I don't like it when trees die just to make ugly books.All in all, I don't recommend this copy. I'd rather read the Kindle version for 58 cents.

This book looks like it was printed from public domain. There are spelling errors and weird format everywhere.

The type is uneven, ellipses aren’t properly placed. Drawings aren’t original, they look photocopied in the worst possible way. I didn’t know bootleg books existed until now.