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Summary: Wonderful, yet sad
Review: This story was very well written and enjoyable. I wouldn't recommend giving it to children under 10 because it uses many old terms and phrases and the end will bring tears to your eyes. It will be most enjoyed by children 12-15.
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Summary: Where The Red Fern Grows
Review: In sixth grade I was introduced to this wonderful book. My teacher would read part of it to us everyday. We all became so engrossed with this story, that by the end, all of us had tears in our eyes. This is a beautiful, sad, wonderful tale of a boy and his dogs. I recommend that everyone, young and old, read this book.
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Summary: Where the red fern grows
Review: He sees a red hound and it starts to stir up memories.The story refers to two coon dogs he had and there love,friendship,and sadness. In the end you will find out why the title is what it is.This book is very good in detail and you should read it.
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Summary: The book that has touch my life and millions of others
Review: I have just read that book "where the Red Fern Glows" by Wilson Rawls and have really been emotional touched by the stong plot. For not a moment did i feel left in the dust, not knowing what was going on. All the time i felt as though i was on track and though out evey inch of the story amazed. More children must read this marvalous book and enjoy the rich vocabualary and the maraculous plot. Wilson Rawls really desires more reconision, for he has really brought out the real meaning of life!Me only being elevn years old have reconized it. You too can take home this wonderful book too and enjoy the wonderful writing of Wilson Rawls! So please take the time to read this amazingly marvalous book!
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Summary: where the red fern grows
Review: i thought this book was absolutly awesome it told about dogs and at the end was extreimly sad and i really really advise you to read this book. as you can see it is a really great book from the other reveiws.
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Summary: Another Great Book
Review: Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls tells the story of a young boy named Billy growing up in the rural Ozark Mountains during the depression. Billy's family is poor but proud of the simple life they live. Billy's dream is to own a pair of coon hounds. His family does not have the money to buy Billy any hunting dogs. So Billy sets out to work and save enough money to buy the dogs himself. His Grandfather encourages him and even agrees to keep Billy's plan a secret from his parents. He works at all sorts of odd jobs and saves every penny he can get his hands on in an old tin can. By the end of the summer he has enough money to buy a pair of pups. He sees an advertisement in a magazine for quality coon hound pups and his grandfather helps him to order them. Billy has to walk to town when his dogs arrive. On the way home they have an encounter with a cougar. Billy names his pups Old Dan and Little Ann. He works hard to train them to hunt. Billy enters a hunting competition and after enduring a number of set backs he wins the gold cup. Through all of his adventures with Old Dan and Little Ann Billy learns many valuable lessons about life. The author, Wilson Rawls, brings to life the time and place of his story in Where the Red Fern Grows. I enjoy hunting and working with dogs in the field, so I was able to relate to Billy's love of his dogs and the land. I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to any reader.
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Summary: My Review about Where The Red Fern Grows
Review: I have read this book and I think it is a wonderful book because I live coonhunting. I like books about hunting. I like all the stuff Billy goes through to get the dogs. I think this is a wonderful book and that everybody should read it because it will touch your heart and it will feel like your out in the woods with Billy. This book is sad in the end but I still think that everybody should read this
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Summary: Where the Red Fern Grows
Review: This book consists of the boy and his two hounds who have been hunting together in the coon contest. I really like to read the book because the book tells you how the boy feels for his dogs as his valuable property. I wish I have the same thing as he does, if I do, then I would be a dog lover. But myself I don't become crazy over hunting with the dogs, I just like dogs for just playing with. This book inspired me so much that I keep reading until the end with my mind filled with wonder about what will the boy do next without the dogs. The dogs can change your life if you treat them right as human beings. As you read it more deeply then you will love it in no time. I really recommend it to anybody who likes to read about the fiction story.
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Summary: Book for All Ages
Review: "Where The Red Fern Grows" continues to be a classic for me. Ever since I was in the third grade, I've been in love with this book. With each passing year and everytime I read it, I vallue it more and more. It is an incredibly touching story with family values and work ethics installed in it. This is definetly a book for anyone with a soft spot for dogs or just a good family novel. It's great for anyone from the age 7 and beyond, and only gets better the more it's read.
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Summary: The Best Story I've Ever Read!
Review: The story is about a young boy and his two Coon Hounds. He works hard and saves up money from doing odd chores. Billy Coleman's dream of owning two Red Bone Coon Hounds finally comes true. This hartwarming story is realistic and lifelike. If you like the outdoors and hunting, then you'll love this book. I'm 17 years old and I still love this book. I reccomend it to any age level, from children to adults.
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