Buck Fever

by Cynthia Chapman Willis

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Twelve-year-old Joey and his fifteen-year-old sister Philly relate their experiences trying to cope in a family already strained by the mother's extended travel, and pushed further apart by the father's disappointment that Joey is more interested in drawing deer than hunting them.

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Boys in northern rural areas with fathers who have a hunting legacy are going to like the authenticity of this book. Good characters and a good story. (

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Good hunting story. (

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Twelve-year-old Joey and his fifteen-year-old sister Philly relate their experiences trying to cope in a family already strained by the mother's extended travel, and pushed further apart by the father's disappointment that Joey is more interested in drawing deer than hunting them.

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