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| What book is this? by Fussbett 02/24/2008, 3:49pm PST | ||||
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| I read this book in grade 9 (US ninth grade). It was the story of an orphan who had the occasional violent tendency and the occasional firebug tendency, but the book is told from his perspective, so we know he's ultimately a good kid. He either gets taken into a foster home or escapes a foster home or something... and ends up in the woods. There he meets up with two dudes who sort of take him in, as much as homeless people can take anyone "in". One of the dudes is a mute Native American. They teach him how to live off the land and do chores around the shack, and life turns out to be pretty sweet! But they've always gotta keep an eye on his fire play. | ||||
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What book is this? by 02/24/2008, 3:49pm PST  The Education of Little Tree NT by 02/24/2008, 5:27pm PST No. But that's a great guess, from reading the description. NT by 02/24/2008, 7:25pm PST The answer is How to Eat Fried Worms. ALWAYS. NT by 02/24/2008, 8:38pm PST My Side of the Mountain. NT by 02/24/2008, 10:29pm PST Catcher in the Rye? White Fang? Superfudge? NT by 02/25/2008, 12:54am PST Does he play with himself? NT by 02/25/2008, 12:57am PST Dreamspeaker by 02/25/2008, 7:17am PST http://www.hobosexual.com/ (probably not work safe, esp. if you work with hobos) NT by 02/25/2008, 7:29am PST Thanks Jerry :( by 02/25/2008, 7:32am PST I didn't read Dreamspeaker because I'm not a fag. by 02/25/2008, 8:28am PST I saw the movie. by 02/25/2008, 8:37am PST Not a great movie? by 02/25/2008, 8:41am PST Niiiiiiice! ENG1A represent! (The A stands for Advanced, Jerry) by 02/25/2008, 1:08pm PST |
