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Re: Favorite childhood novels? [Re: Finster] #6748507
01/28/20 08:57 PM
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Bump...............

Anyone?

Re: Favorite childhood novels? [Re: Finster] #6748546
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Where the Red Fern Grows. I had a pair of hounds named Dan and Ann. I told about having to dig Ann out of a hole one nite on a thread some time back.

Re: Favorite childhood novels? [Re: Trapset] #6748615
01/28/20 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Trapset
I read a small paper back when I was a kid rained in for several days in Canada. I would love to know what it was but I don't know the title or the author.

It was about a boy who had it kind of rough at home. He would go fishing by fast water in a dam or something like a dam close to town and described the red and white dare devil spoon in great detail. He also went hunting once with his uncle, who was a veteran of war, not sure which one, I think Korea. The boy describes burying his head in his uncles Chesapeake Bay Retrievers fur to mask the smell of his uncles booze bottle when opened in the truck on way to blind.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? It was not exactly an award winning novel but I would like to get a copy for old times sake.



Wanted to see if anyone on the night crew recognizes this book.

Re: Favorite childhood novels? [Re: Finster] #6748625
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"The Pond" by Robert Murphy. Walt Disney made a movie based on this great novel. It was about a young boy growing up in the deep south. He lived in the city and got himself into trouble. His father felt that the best option for him was to live with his uncle in the woods on "The Pond". There he learned to hunt turkeys and fish. His uncle was a muskrat trapper. His uncle and the woods, made him into a man.

Re: Favorite childhood novels? [Re: Finster] #6748685
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Old an and the Boy is pretty good.

Re: Favorite childhood novels? [Re: Finster] #6749412
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Where the Red Fern Grows
Tom Sawyer & Huck Finn
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Re: Favorite childhood novels? [Re: Bruce T] #6749545
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Originally Posted by Bruce T
Also all Jim Kjelgaard books

Big red and the other "red" books with Danny in them were my favorites.


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