Shiloh

Fantastic story that kept my very busy 6 and 9 yr old boys captivated for a long car ride. This glimpse into a rural boy's life was a useful reminder of all the privileges that today's children enjoy. The main character also models courage, empathy, and moral decision-making. I couldn't stop listening either!

Yes. I'm a teacher and I would use this in the future with other classes.

All children can relate to having a pet or wanting a pet. It makes it a great engaging story that allows them to feel a range of emotions.

I have not, but I was really impressed by his skills.

No, although it could be done. It's better for my students to listen to it over time.

This book is one of the best books that I have listened to.

I loved how Marty stood up for the love of Shiloh.

The reader was really good. He made me believe that he was telling the story about himself. He really suited the character. He made the story to life.

The Best Dog Story Ever!!!!

Tearful, joyful, and inspiring

I love how Marty stood up for what he believed to be

No, this is my first Peter MacNicol performance. He did a great job with providing consistent and believable voice performances for each character.

The whole story was moving and I cried frequently out of sadness as well as joy.

I highly recommend for children and adults alike. It would be great fun to listen to as a family each night before bed.

I purchased this book for my 10 yr old to inspire him to read about things he was interested in. I started reading it too & couldn't put it down. It was entertaining & tells a good life lesson too. I thought it might be sad but was glad it had a happy ending & was equally entertaining. My son enjoyed it as well.

My 9 and 10 year old loved this book and passed the AR quiz with 100%. I loved it too.

Great for all ages!! The whole family enjoyed listening to this story. It is a great way to read on a long car trip.

My student with special needs picked this book out of a selection of books that I recommended and it was a good match. The story involves a different kind of lifestyle that my student is unfamiliar with. It also involves problem solving and relationships with people. Young people love animals and that was the initial draw-in to the story. The story is heart-warming and young people can relate to it. I highly recommend this book. I had to listen to the entire story and then make my lesson plan for my student. I also enjoyed the book! I especially enjoyed the narration. The voices matched the story. It took me back to my own childhood when I wanted a dog so badly. I feel blessed to have my lying next to me while I listen to this story.

Where the Red Fern Grows...another award-winning book about dogs.

His voice helped me to visualize the story.

I was greatly moved when he described the joy between the boy and his dog.

Kids today are very entitled and materialistic. I think it is a good story to show how this boy had to work very hard to get what he wanted. He was very persistent. Kids today have it too easy.

Yes. It's really cool how the dog gets saved.

How the kid didn't give up on the beagle.

Shiloh

yes