Where the red fern grows : the story of two dogs and a boy by Wilson Rawls (PDF)

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A loving threesome, they ranged the dark hills and river bottoms of Cherokee country. Old Dan had the brawn. Little Ann had the brains, and Billy had the will to make them into the finest hunting team in the valley. Glory and victory were coming to them, but sadness waited too. Where the Red Fern Grows is an exciting tale of love and adventure you’ll never forget.From the Paperback edition.

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⭐I read this to my grandson and cried near the end and he did his best not to cry it is a great story for children

⭐I first read this book in 5th grade, and I’ve loved it ever since. I’ve read it dozens of times.

⭐Beautiful imagery, heartfelt storyline. Love this book!

⭐as a boy this was one of my favorite books. purchased for a child to add to their library.

⭐My kids loved this book. We read it together over the summer

⭐This book will captivate the entire family! Our family looked forward to another chapter every night. I loved the story when I was a kid and loved it even more as an adult.

⭐Where the Red Fern Grows is about a man revisiting his memories as a child. The book starts when he wants a dog. He has to save up his money for two years. When Billy finally saves up all of his money to get his two Redbone Coonhounds, he starts training his dogs to be the best hunters around. Suddenly Billy gets a little too good at hunting, it’s gotten him in trouble. When tragedy hits him, he wonders if he will be able to move on. This story is about the love of dogs, and the love that dogs give.Where the Red Fern Grows is a very moving story about a man who grew up in the countryside (The Ozark Mountains) and how he saves up money to buy two Redbone Coonhounds. I would really recommend this book to read. The characters are always showing so much emotion and love towards each other. The author makes you feel like you traveled back in time to your childhood and transforms the scene around you to the countryside. The description of the setting is so realistic, you could almost hear the birds around you and smell the grass. I think that people would enjoy this book because it makes you think about your own life if you have ever had a pet and you have a special relationship with it, the book reminds you of your relationship with it. For example, the book is about a boy and his dogs. It reminds me of my relationship with my cats. The characters were so realistic I had to stop and tell myself that this was a fictional story. Billy (the main character) acts so much like someone I know. The book has so much vivid detail that each chapter makes you think that you are in the book. When the story ended, it was a perfect seal to the story. The book answered all of my questions and left such a big impression on me. I hope you enjoy it! I would vote this book a 5/5.

⭐excellent book

⭐A young boy’s dream is to be able to own two coon hunting dogs. his family cannot help him so he goes through some unbelievable hardship does all kinds of odd jobs to earn and save the money for his dogs and in the end he does it! He buys the two puppies who grow up to become his. friends for life. But… tragedy strikes and the dogs die. He and his family grieve for the dogs. There comes the day when the family are moving for good to the town. The boy and the family go to say their last farewell to the dogs and are surprised to see that a Red Fern has grown next to the dogs’ grave. According to the legend, the angels have come down and planted the Red Fern. This is where I shed a few tears.

⭐I read this book to my class of sixth graders many years ago, probably about thirty, when a teacher in Canada. It taught them about another part of the world, its customs and geography. It made them think about poverty, tenacity, love, responsibility, determination, bravery. The main character is a young boy who is devoted to his dogs. It is a beautiful story and it holds the reader’s attention completely.I read this after lunch, one or two chapters at a time and when I had to stop to get on with other areas of the curriculum , it was always to loud complaints. When the final page was read, sadly, one of my girls jumped up and ran to the restroom sobbing. That’s the king of novel this is.

⭐A good story aimed at early teens. However, as good as the author made the descriptions, a lot of the countryside was southern American (Ozarks), so was not familiar with the flora or some of the fauna. Some of the chapters became repetitive in some ways so was almost relieved when the end of the book arrived!Nonetheless, a good enough yarn of turn of the century (20th) USA.

⭐This heart melting story of an unbreakable love between a boy and his dogs is truly beautiful and amazing, but very sad. Billy’s hunting hounds aren’t just a pair of dogs, they are his closest and only friends that he risks his life for – and they do the same right back. It is only at the very end that you discover why it has its title and that is my favourite part because it is very beautiful.I gave it five stars because it is one of the best books I’ve read and I would not only recommend it to dog-lovers but anyone who loves to read books that show great friendship or true heartbreak.

⭐I bought this book because of the rave reviews and I love dogs. It’s ok…but did rather repeat itself and the constant descriptive passages about stalking and killing ‘coons’ got quite tedious. I thought there would be more about Billys relationship with his dogs but this for me was sadly lacking

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