- Shinchosha paperback edition (2008–2012)
Akage no An, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Anne of Green Gables, 26 February 2008)
An no Seishun, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Anne of Avonlea, 26 February 2008)
An no Aijou, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Anne of the Island, 26 February 2008)
An no Kōfuku, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Anne of Windy Willows, 19 March 2008)
An no Yume no Ie, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Anne's House of Dreams, 19 March 2008)
Robesō (Ingurusaido) no An, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Anne of Ingleside, 19 March 2008)
Nijinotani no An, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Rainbow Valley, 24 April 2008)
An no Musume Rira, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Rilla of Ingleside, 24 April 2008)
An no Tomodachi, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Chronicles of Avonlea, 26 February 2008)
An o Meguru hito, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Further Chronicles of Avonlea, 26 February 2008)
Kon'nichiwa An, Volume 1, Shinchosha edition, translated by Akiko Usagawa (Before Green Gables, 30 June 2008)
Kon'nichiwa An, Volume 2, Shinchosha edition, translated by Akiko Usagawa (Before Green Gables, 30 June 2008)
An no Omoide no Hibi, Volume 1, translated by Mie Muraoka (The Blythes Are Quoted, 29 October 2012)
An no Omoide no Hibi, Volume 2, translated by Mie Muraoka (The Blythes Are Quoted, 29 October 2012)
- Bungeishunjū paperback edition (2019–present)
Akage no An, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Anne of Green Gables, 10 July 2019)
An no Seishun, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Anne of Avonlea, 3 September 2019)
An no Aijou, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Anne of the Island, 7 November 2019)
Kazeyanagisō no An, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Anne of Windy Willows, 4 January 2020)
Akage no An, Shinchosha junior edition, illustrated by Nippon Animation (Japan, June 1996)
Akage no An, Kadokawa edition, translated by Sakiko Nakamura (Japan, May 1999)
Akage no An, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Japan, 26 February 2008)
Akage no An, Shueisha edition, cover illustration by Chica Umino (Japan, 1 March 2011)
Akage no An, Part 1, Kadokawa edition, illustrated by Maki Minami (Japan, 1 March 2014)
Akage no An, Part 2, Kadokawa edition, illustrated by Maki Minami (Japan, 11 April 2014)
Akage no An, Bungeishunjū edition, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Japan, 10 July 2019)
An'no seishun, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Japan, 1989)
An no Seishun, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Japan, 26 February 2008)
An no Seishun, Shueisha edition, cover illustrated by Chica Umino (Japan, March 5, 2012)
An no Seishun, Part 1, Kadokawa edition, illustrated by Maki Minami (Japan, March 14, 2015)
An no Seishun, Part 2, Kadokawa edition, illustrated by Maki Minami (Japan, April 15, 2015)
An no Seishun, Bungeishunjū edition, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Japan, 3 September 2019)
An no Tomodachi, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Chronicles of Avonlea, 26 February 2008)
An no Aijou, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Japan, 26 February 2008)
An no Aijou, Shueisha edition, cover illustrated by Chica Umino (Japan, March 5, 2013)
An no Aijou, Bungeishunjū edition, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Japan, 7 November 2019)
An o Meguru hito, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Further Chronicles of Avonlea, 26 February 2008)
An no Kōfuku, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Japan, 19 March 2008)
Kazeyanagisō no An, Bungeishunjū edition, translated by Yuko Matsumoto (Japan, 4 January 2020)
Robesō (Ingurusaido) no An, Shinchosha edition, translated by Hanako Muraoka (Japan, 19 March 2008)
Kon'nichiwa An, Volume 1, Shinchosha edition, translated by Akiko Usagawa (Japan, 30 June 2008)
Kon'nichiwa An, Volume 2, Shinchosha edition, translated by Akiko Usagawa (Japan, 30 June 2008)
An no Omoide no Hibi (lit: Anne's Days of Remembrance), Volume 1, Shinchosha edition, translated by Mie Muraoka (Tokyo, Japan, October 2012)
An no Omoide no Hibi, Volume 2, Shinchosha edition, translated by Mie Muraoka (Tokyo, Japan, October 2012)