Where the Red Fern Grows (A Bantam Starfire Book) | Wilson Rawls

Where the Red Fern Grows (A Bantam Starfire Book) | Wilson Rawls | An Ozark Requiem - Where the Red Fern Grows

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Where the Red Fern...

	Where the Red Fern Grows (A Bantam Starfire Book) Wilson Rawls Laurel Leaf, 1984 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 1209 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A young boy living in the Ozarks achieves his heart's desire when he becomes the owner of two redbone hounds and teaches them to be champion hunters. Glory and victory were coming to them, but sadness waited too. Paperback.

Favorite book ever!

I bawled my eyes out for about a week after reading this. Despite, it's my favorite book of all times. It's a must read for any dog lover.

An Ozark Requiem - Where the Red Fern Grows

Being an avid reader my whole life, I don't know how I skipped over this book as a kid. Recently I decided to brush up on some classic literature, and I grabbed this off my bookshelf...wow. This has to be one of the most AMAZING American tales of all time...and it's definitely in my top five books ever.

Warning: it has a little flavor of Bridge to Terebithia in it because of it's terribly bittersweet ending...but it is well worth it.

The writing style is so easy to read and so engrossing, it's like the author is actually sitting across from you telling you the story.

This is a slice of Americana that all kids should read...it captures the Ozarks and the heart of a little boy who loves his dogs so well! The fact that the main character had to work so hard for what he wanted is such a wonderful message to kids today.

Where the Red Fern Grows is a little piece of the American dream, and it is a must read for everyone. No questions asked.

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Wonderful story for adults and children of all ages

I have just finished this book.

Wilson Rawls has written a timeless classic that will entertain and delight readers of all ages. I wish I had read this story earlier.

Wilson Rawls could have been the second coming of Homer.

The religious theme was quite interesting.

Exactly what I was looking for

This was my favorite book as a child and I was very happy to purchase it to read for myself and also for my children.

Boy and his dogs

I used to read this book over and over again as a child and it's sad that I went for so many years without touching it! Upon rereading I was swept away to the backwoods South in a boyhood adventure of hunting, childhood, and friendship.

On the surface it appears to be the usual boy-and-dog story, but it is so much more gripping as it explores Billy's relationship with the world around him as he grows up in a classic coming-of-age scenario.

It's fun, gripping writing full of personality and passion for the South and its characters, and full of such honest emotion it will blow you away.

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