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    In the story, Where the Red Fern Grows Billy is a normal kid who loves to hunt. He always wanted a beautiful set of Coon Hounds. He worked for two years straight just so he could get these beautiful coons and he finally got them. He worked so hard with his coons and got so many rewards on the way. In the end, it made sense that with hard work would come rewards. As Colin Powell quoted “A dream doesn't become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work.” In the…

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    Where the Red Fern Grows is a very captivating story no-matter how it is told. Because of this, those who fancy the story found different ways to share it with others. So, the movie was created as a mimic of the original book. Through this essay I will describe a few of the differences and similarities between the book and movie version of this enthralling heart squeezing story. First, in the original book, Billy won the hunting competition with his dogs. He went hunting and soon after heading…

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    In the poems “Fern Hill” by Dylan Thomas and “in-Just” by e. .e cummings they focus largely on the concepts of growing up. The concept of losing one’s innocence is shown in both of these poems through the realizations in the last stanzas. That is when both of the authors realized that the innocence has been lost and things are not as they once thought that they were. Both of the authors told stories of their past to exemplify this, both poems I believe are written from the perspective of an…

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    Chapter 8 of the book Where the Red Fern Grows discusses how Billy was getting ready to go hunting with his dogs. As Billy is getting prepared to go hunting with his dogs, his dad had came to where he was, and gave him a talk about how his mother doesn't like him going hunting by himself. The best advice that Billy’s dad gave to him was that he should tell his mother where he was going hunting, and which he did during supper time.He told his mother where he was going hunting. His mother gave an…

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    Where The Red Fern Grows essay By: Ryan De Castro. In the past couple of weeks, we have read the book “Where the Red Fern Grows” and watched the movie. Both are excellent stories, but which is better? It is the story of Billy, who is a poor farm boy growing up in Oklahoma, who works to buy and train two Redbonehound hunting dogs, Old Dan and Little Ann. Together with his dogs, Billy becomes a champion hunter, until the dogs meet a tragic end. I would choose the book, since the book had lots…

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    Chapter 8 of the book Where the Red Fern Grows discusses how Billy was getting ready to go hunting with his dogs. As Billy is getting prepared to go hunting with his dogs, his dad had came to where he was, and gave him a talk that since there was nothing to do in the house, he told that he can hunt all he wanted.He also talked to him about how his mother doesn't like him going hunting by himself. The best advice that Billy’s dad gave to him was that he should tell his mother where he was going…

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    “Look out for the people who look out for you. Loyalty is everything.” (Picture Quotes.com) In the story Where The Red Fern Grows there is a lot of loyalty and friendship between Billy and his dogs. They all stay true and loyal to each other because they are the best of friends. The writer of the quote said this because when someone isn't true to you they aren't loyal to you. Billy Shows that he is true and loyal to his dogs because he is always there for them, playing with them, and hunting…

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    better than the movie? This assignment is in “Where The Red Fern Grows” by Wilson Rawls. I will be proving to you how the book is better than the movie in the following sentence and throughout the book. In this essay I will show the character, plot and setting. To prove to you why the book is better than the movie. Once and for all, a good time. The characters in the book are shown more emotion and growth throughout “Where The Red Fern Grows”. I think they have a good pace and are an important…

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    This is an explication of the poem Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas. explications are very helpful in fully understanding a poem completely. This poem is about how carefree this man was when he was younger and how much and how fast Time took those fun things away from him. The speaker of the poem is a man, looking back on his youthful life, remembering all the details he did not care about when he was a child. The setting of this poem is on a farm with a beautiful countryside. Stanza one talks about…

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    Where The Red Fern Grows is a popular children's novel written by Wilson Rawls . I will be stating similarities and differences between the two. There is many different things between the two. There is also many similarities between the two. I hope you enjoy my essay. I think the book is a lot more boring than the movie. But as the book goes on it gets more and more exciting. The book is also a lot more slow pace. All though the book over all is not as emotional. That is some stuff about the…

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