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The Young Forester

The Young Forester eBook Zane Grey

I recently started reading Zane Grey books and while his style is something I'm unaccustomed to I find myself enjoying them. He's extremely descriptive, which can get tedious at times, but in The Young Forester that very wordiness brings you into the deep forests and nature as it must have been in those days. I hope I find that Mr. Grey continued to write about these characters in more of his books. Luckily he was an extremely prolific writer.

Product details File Size 290 KB Print Length 136 pages Publication Date May 31, 2016 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B01GGIKBYO

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The Young Forester eBook Zane Grey Reviews

I read The Young Pitcher and decided to read some more Ken Ward books. It was quite good. The Ken Ward books seem to be written for young adult readers. They were written in the early part of the 20th century and, as such, give you some good idea of what it was like to live in those days.
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The book was given to him when he was a boy so the act made it a extra special book for me. Known mainly for writing westerns, Zane Grey's The Young Forester is often lost in the shuffle. While it's often considered a children's book, The Young Forester follows a young man, Kenneth, in his quest to become a forest ranger.

After gaining his father's permission to go west to work with a childhood friend, Ken stumbles on a lumbering operation that's stripping the trees and leaving nothing behind. Throughout the book, Ken struggles against the loggers to save Penetier Forest and the future of the industry.

Written in a time when the United States' government was beginning to understand conservatism in dealing with the natural world, the story revolves around the same issues many people experienced. Between the underlying story, the strong characters, and beautifully detailed surroundings this book made me want to be a forest ranger. I've only read it once in the last twenty-five years and it drew me in just like it did the first day I was handed my copy.
My Dad read it to me as a kid I loved it then and still enjoy it.
I thoroughly enjoy reading Zane Grey's stories as he has the knack of sucking you right into the action. I have developed a reading pattern that works well for me; I will read an old classic and then switch to one published recently. This gives me the opportunity to read again some of my old favorites and gain some new ones. Develop your own pattern of reading, but definitely read!
This is a good book by Zane Grey. I believe it was written in 1929. Zane Grey's writing style is very readable and I enjoyed it very much. I highly recommend it.
The early days of the Forest Service are fascinating to me. This tale ranks right up there with Norman MacLean's "The Ranger, the Cook and the Hole in the Sky" as a story of a young man coming of age in the early days of the Forest Service. I particularly liked the appearance of the first Chief, Gifford Pinchot, at the conclusion of the book.
I recently started reading Zane Grey books and while his style is something I'm unaccustomed to I find myself enjoying them. He's extremely descriptive, which can get tedious at times, but in The Young Forester that very wordiness brings you into the deep forests and nature as it must have been in those days. I hope I find that Mr. Grey continued to write about these characters in more of his books. Luckily he was an extremely prolific writer.