Freak the Mighty and Where the Red Fern Grows
 

I read where the Red Ferns grow before. The book is good. But it's sad how the dogs died in the end.

Where the red fern grows is such a sad book. I stole it from my 6th grade teacher because I loved it so.

I read Freak the Mighty. It was awesome!

I haven't read Freak The Mighty; but I have read Where The Red Fern Grows. I personally found the book boring and hard to get through, but the last part I feel is when it starts to get interesting. (Saddly, it is when the dogs die.) Otherwise, I've never picked up the book a second time. D:

I remember reading Where the Red Fern Grows when I was a lot younger... I remember crying at the end. ^^; I was only 7 or 8, I think.

Freak The Mighty is so sad! I think I might have read Where the Red Fern Grows when I was younger, but I don't remember what it was about or anything.

I read where the red fern grows as a child, everyone in my class enjoyed it but I found it a tad boring. Though I did admittedly cry at the end.

I watched the movie, Mighty. I think I'm going to read the book too if I ever find it in my towns library. As for the Red Fern...I never went past the first chapter.

I read Where the Red Fern Grows in 5th grade, and I remember getting to interested in it, I took it home, read ahead of the class, and luckily cried at the ending at home instead of with the classroom haha. Never read Freak.

I read Where the Red Fern Grows, I loved it as a child and loved it as a teen. I watched the movies too. Yes I cried every time.

I was forced to read Where the Red Fern Grows when I was a kid, and I remember it making me horribly depressed. :lol: I haven't looked at it since, but I probably should now that my putting-stuff-into-perspective skills are a bit better.

But, we read Freak the Mighty at my work recently (I work with troubled teens) and the whole group really enjoyed it. It has a lot of stuff that kids from less than perfect backgrounds can relate to. I could see how it would also depress a person too, though. =)

I read both of those books back in elementary school. I loved them, and would love to get my hands on them to read again.

I think that I liked Where The Red Fern Grows better, even though the end never fails to make me cry.

I loved where the red fern grows.