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Summary: I think the bookwas good and very interesting.
Review: I read the book Where The Red Fern Grows.It was book that was very well written.I think that Wilson Rawls was so in touch with his book.It is so life like and feels so real. I would and do recomend this book to all my friends.
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Summary: I thought it was a great story!
Review: The story didn't look that good,but as I read on it became an amazing story.It was sad that the dogs died though.There is no compotition, it's the best book I ever.
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Summary: Great, wonderful....all those good things!!
Review: Some people may think that this book is all about hunting, but no. This book is about the life of a young boy with a passion. It is my favorite book of all time! I recommend this book to EVERYONE!
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Summary: WOW! this knocked me off my seat.
Review: this book is a touching story about puppy love. It is well written and especially touching. I finished reading this book and i kinda sat there stunned for a minute. I LOVED THIS! READ THIS IF YOU HAVE GOOD TASTE!!
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Summary: It is a wonderful story with dogs.
Review: It was a wondeful book and my class all loved it
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Summary: It was absolutely wonderful. Deep and touching. Kinda warm.
Review: It's a story about a boy who wants two dogs with all his heart. When he works and grits to get his dogs he is just sooooooo happy. His dogs were very loyal to him to ther very end.
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Summary: This book shows what happens when you put your heart to it.
Review: In this book a teenage boy lives during the time when fur fever hit. For two years he works diligently to earn enough money to get two sweet little red bloodhounds. He later named them Little Anne and Old Dan. He trains them to hunt coons and gets quite alot. Then some troubles brew up. He finds out that he must hold tight to his dreams just to keep them alive. He prays and they get answered one by one in many different ways. It is a touching story that will bring tears to your eyes nomatter what you are like.
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Summary: NL-S approved
Review: A great book is Where the Red Fern Grows, by Wilson Rawls. It is a wonderful tale of a poor country boy who would do anything for a pair of hounds. Once he gets his dogs, the world is theirs to explore. From playing fetch to winning a raccoon hunt, these three share it all, even a courageous ending. I thought this book was really good because I could relate to the characters, especially Billy because I always wanted a dog. Like him, I had my mind set on a dog, and wouldn't quit trying until I got one. Page after page there are lessons to be learned, and a theme to go with each one. The five important themes I got out of it were: friends, responsibility, companionship, life, and family. Wilson Rawls wrote what every reader wanted to read. The book couldn't have been written any better. He used specific details, and gave a good feeling of what growing up in the Ozarks would have been like. It portrays the happiness and hardships that life brings. Young males and grown men would especially like this book because they can relate to Billy and his spirit of determination. This book is a great book and everybody should have the chance to read it.
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Summary: Best book ever written...
Review: I first read this book in seventh grade english class as classroom reading. The beginning of the book took a little while to get started and I was young and didn't like reading to begin with, but when I got into this book, it was like no other book that I have ever read. Even though we read the book in class, I finished it in two nights instead of watching tv (which is a big achivement for me). And when the end came with the emotions right behind it, a popular and self respecting seventh grader cried out loud in front of his whole class. There are not many books out there that can do that to me. When asked to write a one page book report on it, I turned in a report that was over seven pages. I now own the movie and the book, watching the movie once a month and reading the book every other. If you have not read this book yet, you have no idea what an experience you're missing.
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Summary: PRETTY GOOD BUT TOO SAD!!
Review: I read this book in fourth grade, and I cried! IF YOU LOVE ANIMALS, DON'T READ THIS BOOK! It I had a hard time finishing this book. I'm a sucker for sad books, though. Overall it was a pretty good book. Read Shiloh instead. At least it has a happier ending!
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