"The final volume in what is certain to become a classic trilogy, "Saving Shiloh" completes the story of Marty Preston; his beagle, Shiloh; and his...
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May 28, 2010
Amanda
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Marty's family continues to try to be friendly toward Judd, even inviting him over for Thanksgiving even though the townspeople have decided they'd rather Judd left town. When a man is missing and then found murdered, everyone (except Marty) is convinced Judd is guilty. When people find that someone has been breaking into their homes everyone blames Judd, except Marty. (In the end it turns out that two escape convicts are responsible, Marty and his friend David find their hideout and report it
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Dec 05, 2008
Hayley
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This story is about a boy named Marty and it all started at Thanks Giving and his worst enemy Judd Travers is coming over and no one wants him to come, but the parents have to be polite since he hurt himself in a car crash a few months ago. So all the children are whining and saying why does he have to come. So on the day he was coming no one was happy or cheerful they were focused on what they were doing because they don't want him to complain about the food. After a few days have past Marty
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Nov 22, 2008
Andrea
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This is the final book to the Shiloh trilogy. I have been listening to it in my car. I found it to be very exciting. I would recommend listening to this book on cassette or CD, rather than reading it. The background music heightened the suspense and the reader was excellent. He enhanced the story. I found myself holding my breath a number of times, as I listened. I could see using this book in a classroom as a read aloud, especially listening to it on tape or CD. That alone could be a les
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Dec 21, 2009
Alex
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I gave this book a four star because there was as much as intense as the first one. I think that Judd was a big impact on this book without him it wouldn't of been a good of a book. Because Judd pretty much keep the whole series going on and had the eager it building up inside me. I thought this book was a good and clear book and I thought that the characters were even better than the book itself. I thought that Phyllis Reynolds Naylor is a great author and I think she should keep on continuing
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May 24, 2011
Jen
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Honestly, I think one of the best things I like about the Shiloh series is that its set in West Virginia, with very West Virginian characters; I have family from there, and it just feels like settling into a part of home, what with the dialect and all.
This is the conclusion to Naylor's dog-centered trilogy, and I loved it as a kid. In some ways, I think it's the strongest of the three, because there's so much going on in terms of growing up and character development and all of these fun More...
This is the conclusion to Naylor's dog-centered trilogy, and I loved it as a kid. In some ways, I think it's the strongest of the three, because there's so much going on in terms of growing up and character development and all of these fun More...
Dec 28, 2010
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Mar 29, 2009
Melissa
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My 8 year old likes this book a lot. It is a follow up to Shiloh. Although at first it is hard to believe Judd Travers can change his ways, and my daughter really didn't like him or want him to be good, she really liked the ending.
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Aug 24, 2011
Carter
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This is a great book! I could not put it down! I would tell my self that I was going to read one more chapter and then go and do something else but then I would just read 3 or 4 more chapters before I stopped
May 23, 2011
Elfiegirl
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Sweet, Good, and a wonderful moral about giving people a chance: but holy heck---- this is not about Shiloh, this is about Judd Travers. In my opinion, it should be called, "Saving Judd Travers"
Just saying!
Just saying!
Jul 24, 2010
Amethyst
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Actually I think this was the one that was sad so... but still love the movies and now that I saw the guy I have a feeling that the dog wasn't the only thing I thought was adorable =P
Feb 24, 2010
Taya
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i like this book because it is by one of my favorite authors and it is kind of sad though because Shiloh dies in the end and it makes me just want to cry.
Dec 22, 2009
T
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I REALLY liked this book. It showed that true friends never abandon each other. I liked that the boy was loyal to the dog.
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Jul 02, 2009
Elizabeth
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Great book and nice ending for Shiloh. It shows how people can change...you just have to give them a second chance.
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Sep 30, 2010
Brianna
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The trilogy is wrapping up, and we fall more in love with Shiloh along with a few tears along the way.
Jun 15, 2010
Bailey
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to always look out for people and don't blame people for things that you are not sure about
Feb 22, 2011
Matthew
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This entire trilogy was the best portrayal of modern rural life I have ever read. I was quite impressed with the first person account and the wonderful use of dialect throughout the text.
Jun 17, 2010
Kyler
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This book was awesome! It had a spectacular ending! My favorite of the series!!!
May 27, 2010
great book about a dog and a boy that are both need a frined.and bothe help echother out
Feb 09, 2010
Jes
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I liked the Shiloh books. They kept my attention and always had something going on.
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Jan 29, 2010
This is one of the best books i read so far. This book made me cry a couple of times
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Jan 28, 2009
Nicholaus
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COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!
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Aug 15, 2010
Skylar
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this book was very good it had some sad parts because Shiloh almost died but he was saved by the person who everybody thought was a theif.
