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Where The Red Fern Grows Book Analysis
As you can see there are many differences in the “Where the Red Fern Grows” book and movie. Note that in the book he has three sisters instead of two unlike the movie and when you look on the cover of the book his dogs where different colors while in the movie there where both red also the book mentions the legend at the beginning instead in the middle of the story. Another difference is that in the book the pickup never shows up at the house but in the movie it does. While I am still talking about differences there were a few scenes were everything was the same. Like how the title is the same also like the cover the boy is blonde and the whole family had a discussion about him having a dog. Mostly things were different than the book like how

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