Where the Red Fern Grows

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Summary: I LOVED IT !!!!!
Review: I read this book in the fourth-grade and I thought it was very good. It's sad at the end but Billy moves on. This book is one of my favorites and it will always be a great book!

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Summary: Fathers need to read this to their sons and daughters!!!
Review: A truly wonderful story which teaches all ages the beauty of love. A love which sacrifices and seeks out the best in the human heart. An incredibly moving story which will never leave you...Where the red fern grows is a piece of heaven!

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Summary: The best book ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: Billy, a hardworking boy who lives by the Ozark Mountains in the Cherokee country, has two redbone hunting hounds, Old Dan and Little Ann. He trained them to be the best raccoon hunters in the country. Old Dan has the brawn, and Little Ann has the brain, and together, with Billy, they won the championship coon hunt. Glory and victory comes to them, but sadness awaits too. Read how Old Dan and Little Ann defends Billy from the deadly jaws of a mountain lion. And read how the sacred red fern connected to the deaths of Old Dan and Little Ann in the most breathtaking way. Where the Red Fern Grows is a heartwarming tale of adventure and friendship you'll never forget.

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Summary: This is the best book I ever read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: I love this book. I thought it was a great book. I loved how Billy was so determined to get his dogs and how he finally got them. I admired Billy for his determination, Old Dan for risking his life for Billy and Little Ann for also risking her life for Billy. At the end of this book it is so sad. I was so angry that Old Dan and Little Ann had to die at the end of this book, but I was cheered up when the Red Fern grew between Old Dan and Little Ann's bodies. I was happy also that Billy was able to move into town. I give this book 1,000,000 stars!!!!!!!! I recomend this book to anyone who loves to read great books.

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Summary: "A book that touches the heart"
Review: This book tells the tale of a boy, named Billy Colman,and his two dogs. Billy has a love for dogs and hunting. The trio go through love and compassion, harzards and troublesome times. I predict you'll love this book the moment you pick it up.

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Summary: A True Masterpiece
Review: This book was soooooo emotional. It is a real view of life. It was soooooooo sad and funny. I was practically crying (and I NEVER cry over books and movies) at the end. Trust me, everyone should read this book!

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Summary: GREAT BOOK!! BEST I EVER READ!!!!!!!
Review: I loved this book so much!! It's about a young boy with the desire to get two loving coon hounds soooo much that he saved for years to get them. The dogs and the boy live happily, and then in the end tragity strikes. Read this book, please!!!!

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Summary: This is the worlds BEST book!!!!
Review: I love this book! I first read it in 2nd grade and I've read it maybe 12 times since then (I am now in 4th grade). It has made me cry every time. I recommend it for any good reader.

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Summary: A Terrific, Heart-Warming Book... I loved It!!
Review: My mother gave me this book to read when I was 9 yrs. old & up till then, I had never read anything so great... I must've re- read it at least 10 more times through my boyhood years. I am 31 yrs. old now, and still, my emotions get tugged when I remember 'Where The Red Fern Grows" I'm buying it again tonight - because the book is a timeless heart-warming tale. Parents: "You need to buy this book for your children to read"!!!

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Summary: Those who didn't like it are city kids and foreigners!
Review: As I scanned through this page, I saw a few low reviews. I was shocked because I thought that this was such a great book. I soon noticed that all these low reviews came from people in the city and people from other countries. Obviously, they don't know what this book is about and have probably never been coon hunting and never will! This is probably why they gave it such low reviews. I was glad to see a few city people grasp the point of this book (the relationship between a boy and his dogs), though. This book is a ten all the way! END