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Where the Red Fern Grows
Wilson Rawls · 初版 1961 年
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为什么值得读
- 文字优美且角色刻画鲜明深刻
- 情节真挚动人，多次让读者阅读时落泪
- 常被读者视作童年接触的第一本真正文学
Where the Red Fern Grows 是 Wilson Rawls 于 1961 年创作的儿童小说，讲述了一个小男孩买了两只猎犬的故事。
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Where the Red Fern Grows
Wilson Rawls · 初版 1961 年
Where the Red Fern Grows 是 Wilson Rawls 于 1961 年创作的儿童小说，讲述了一个小男孩买了两只猎犬的故事。
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如果你真想要文学作品，我小时候最喜欢的书是《红羊齿草的故乡》（Where the Red Fern Grows）。如果孩子在 14 岁以上，海明威有几本特别棒、特别引人入胜的书：《永别了，武器》、《海流中的岛屿》、《流动的盛宴》和《伊甸园》（按这个顺序）。我一边想一边还在改……
If you actually want literature, my favorite book as a child was Where the Red Fern Grows. If they are around 14+ there are some great, captivating Hemmingway books. A Farewell to Arms, Island in the Stream, A Movable Feast, and The Garden of Eden (In that order). I keeping editing as I think…
《手斧男孩》（Hatchet） 《奔向森林》（The Forest Runners） 《红羊齿草的故乡》（Where the Red Fern Grows）
Hatchet The Forest Runners Where the Red Fern Grows
这是文字第二次让我热泪盈眶。第一次是《红羊齿草的故乡》。去读读这篇吧，写得真好，非常值得花时间。
This is the second time a text has brought tears to my eyes. The first was "Where the red fern grows". Read this, it's well written and worth the time.
……德纳第，还有沙威，直到我学会同情他……这本书有点啰嗦，但太棒了。有些篇章催人奋进，有些又让人心碎。我嘴笨，表达不出我有多推崇它。《红羊齿草的故乡》，我觉得它是我读过的第一本文字精良、角色吸睛的书。非常适合七八岁的小男孩读。
…Thenardier, Javert too until I learned to pity him... The book rambles a bit, but it's wonderful. In parts uplifting and crushing. I don't communicate well enough to express how much I think of it. "Where the Red Fern Grows", I believe it was the first book of quality writing and compelling characters I read. A perfect book for a seven or eight year old boy.
我觉得《红羊齿草的故乡》是我小时候读过的第一本带来真正情感震撼的书——我清楚记得自己最后看哭了。希望我儿子等再大一点读的时候，也能有同样深刻的收获。
I think Where the Red Fern Grows was the first book I read as a kid that had any genuine emotional impact - I distinctly remember ending up in tears. I hope my son will get as much out of it when he's a bit older.
文学这东西主观得很，最好和最喜欢完全可以混着说：小时候：《红羊齿草的故乡》 成年后：《达摩流浪者》
Using best and favorite interchangeably as literature is a pretty subjective subject: As a kid: Where the Red Fern Grows As an adult: The Dharma Bums