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The Young Forester

Zane Grey

Publisher: Interactive Media

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Summary

The novel follows Kenneth Ward, a determined youth drawn to the ideals of forestry and conservation. From early days camping with his brother, he dreams of protecting wild lands despite family doubts. Sent west to Arizona, Kenneth faces isolation, danger, and moral tests as he confronts ruthless men and untamed nature. His journey becomes one of adventure, responsibility, and coming of age in the wilderness.
Available since: 02/22/2026.
Print length: 156 pages.

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