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Product details
File Size: 2701 KB
Print Length: 268 pages
Publisher: Bison Books (January 1, 2013)
Publication Date: January 1, 2013
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00B5KV9J0
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Growing up in Littleton Colorado I had the opportunity to attend South Elementary. Our wonderful 2nd grade teacher read this book to us. It was written by a man who moved to the area and grew up there with his family circa 1908.The book was fun, we all enjoyed it, then she gave us all a surprise one day telling us that Mr. Moody, the author, was going to come visit and read to us.For reading time, a student set up a semi circle of chairs in front of our desks with one chair facing the semi circle for the reader.On this day, she asked me to do it. I felt honored as I set it all up, finishing with the reader’s chair and as I was going back to my desk all the other students started laughing at me because I had set up the reading chair facing forward to, like the others so the reader would not be facing the audience. The teacher turned it 180 degrees so it was like normal as the laughter settled.She then brought Mr. Moody into the room at the back and introduced him and told us he would read some.When he arrived to the chair to read from the first thing he did was grab the chair by the top, spin it 180 degrees and sat on it like a horse and then he read some of the story of his life to us.Thank you, sir, your writings were a tremendous inspiration to my life. The part where your father taught you his belief “that a man is only as good as his word†really stuck out. I believe it, I’ve strayed here and there but I try to stay on course.South Elementary is now named Ralph Moody Elementary.
This is the beautiful true story of growing up and gaining responsibility. Ralph Moody shares his stories of surviving extremely challenging situations as a young boy, and inspires you to be better than you know you can. The book touches on themes of honesty, leadership, courage, and kindness. This is a great book for all ages, but kids (ages 7 and up) can really identify with the struggles (e.g., having a horse die) and successes (e.g., winning a competition). The only reason I say 7, instead of 5, is because of the intensity of some of the sad events that occur. The book is written extremely well and reads like a chapter-by-chapter adventure.This one is a "keeper", not a "borrow from the library". I suggest that you get it and read it. You are going to fall in love with Little Britches.Was this review useful? [...]. Thank you
Read this to my 10 yr old son and 7 yr old daughter. We read aloud a lot and this book is now one of our top choices. It is the most excellent boy coming of age book I have read. To give you an idea of what sorts of books we like, other family favorites are the Little House series, Hobbit + LOTR, Secret Garden, Chronicles of Narnia, Wind in the Willows.Ralph, the main character is so genuine and relatable. His family is loving, and his father is so kind and wise I think he may even displace Pa Ingalls as my favorite children's lit dad! The chapter where he steals the chocolate bar is absolutely priceless. My kids and I had the best discussion about that chapter.We are almost finished with the second book in the series now, and Ralph feels like an old friend now. I'm quite sure we will read the whole series.*UPDATE (11/19/2018)*We did finish the whole series and we just adore Ralph and his family. For kids younger than high school, however, I would stop after reading Book 5 (Fields of Home). The last 3 books (where Ralph has become a young man) have a lot more technical descriptions, business dealings and math in them that I think make them less interesting to a younger audience. Plus, the end of Book 5 is so perfect you just kind of want to think his life goes on forever in that blissful state!
Spoiler alert: this review includes a description of the ending to the story.This story is about a family from East Rochester, New Hampshire who moves to the Denver area of Colorado in 1906. It is told through the eyes of the second oldest child, Ralph Moody, who was eight when the family moved west.The first challenge in the story is when the family arrives in Colorado and gets their first look at the “ranch†where they will live. To clarify, the property is not owned by the family. They are working it for the landlord.The house was a three-room cottage that had been moved from Denver. It sat at the corner of an unfenced quarter section of barren prairie land. The chimney had broken off and most of the windows were smashed. Inside, the floor was covered with broken glass, and plaster that had fallen off the ceiling.Ralph’s father was ready to turn around and take the family back east, but his mother had this to say: “The Bible says ‘trust in the Lord and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the land, and verily thou shalt be fed.’ The hand of God has led us here; we have set our shoulders to the wheel, and we will not turn back.â€Work began to rehab the house and build a privy. A couple of weeks later the family moved from a hotel room in Denver to the small house. Two old horses were acquired. Problems crop up on nearly every page as the family tries to make a life for themselves in Colorado.Thankfully, their neighbors, the Aultlands, were much better off, very friendly, and helpful.So many accidents happen throughout the story it seems that Ralph should have lost his life on more than one occasion. One accident involved two horses as they raked the windrows. Ralph broke nine of his toes.Water rights were always a problem at this ranch. The upstream ranchers got access to water first and were supposed to let it through to the downstream properties but often stole more than their share. Toward the end of the story Ralph’s father takes the upstream ranchers to court. Even though the settlement favored Ralph’s father and the other downstream ranchers, the amount of water allotted to the Moody ranch was only ten inches and therefore the payment was not sufficient for the family to remain there.Throughout the story, Ralph’s admiration for his father is always apparent. Even though his father was a man of few words, Ralph says they could have a “visit†with one another even in times of silence. When Ralph’s father did talk, his words bore a strong impact on Ralph, who always wished he could learn to speak as effectively as his father did.During Ralph’s three years on the ranch, he learns how to “break†a horse and trick ride his horse in competition. His skill wins him a gold watch at the Labor Day competition held in Littleton. Shortly afterward, the family moves to Littleton where Ralph’s father works as a construction boss on new houses.An accident involving a horse and carriage driven by Ralph’s father, and a horseless carriage that backfires and spooks the horse, gravely injured Ralph’s father. A short while later, he passed away leaving Ralph the man of the family at the age of eleven.
Ok wow. How did I never read this book as a kid? This book is absolutely beautiful. It's along the lines of Little House on the Prairie, from a boy's perspective. It made us laugh and cry, and we could hardly put it down. It's a must read for anyone learning anything about American history and culture.
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