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Pay It Forward

by Catherine Ryan Hyde (Goodreads Author)

4.14 · Rating Details · 18,299 Ratings · 721 Reviews

The story of how a boy who believed in the goodness of human nature set out to change the world.

Pay It Forward is a wondrous and moving novel about Trevor McKinney, a twelve-year-old boy in a small California town who accepts the challenge that his teacher gives his class, a chance to earn extra credit by coming up with a plan to change the world for the better -- and to p ...more

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Published October 1st 2000 by Pocket Books (first published January 1st 1999)

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Nov 09, 2010 Rose Ann rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: borrowed-from-library, read-in-2010

Not many books have actually made me cry....this one did....in the last few chapters.
Bittersweet.

I originally gave this book 4 stars, but the more I thought about it, it really deserves 5 stars from me...here is why and what I took with me after reading this book:
1. The next time someone asks me how they can pay me back...I will defintely tell them to pay it forward instead!
2. Don't just SAY you are going to do something to help someone....stop talking about it and DO it. Life is short.

I liked t ...more

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Nov 21, 2008 Luciano rated it it was amazing

I was moved to read this book after hearing a couple of people at work raving about it.

I love the premise of the author's idea and how she goes about developing it within the story line. It really is an excellent story. What makes this story so engrossing to read, is how the author piggy backs from one situation to another, eventually bringing it full circle. It's like watching a row of literary dominoes fall, one on top of another; with the fall of each subsequent domino influencing the traject ...more

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Jan 27, 2016 Skip rated it really liked it · review of another edition

A disfigured lonely war veteran, Social Studies teacher Reuben St. Clair, assigns an extra credit project to his class to change the world. Most do nothing, but one 13 year old student Trevor comes up with a concept to "pay it forward." Out of pure kindness, he helps three needy people, with the caveat that they repay his gift by each helping three more people in need . Meanwhile, Trevor lives with his mother, Arlene, who has been abandoned by Trevor's father and is also lonely. Trevor thinks hi ...more

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Nov 25, 2014 Kandice rated it really liked it

I remembered this movie from the 90s and had a sappy feeling when I thought of it, but still dove right in because usually if you enjoy a movie the book is infinitely better. I found that to be the case here.

The entire premise of the book is a Social Studies extra credit assignment to think of a way to better the world. Trevor MicKinney takes the assignment to heart. Trevor is the only child of a hard working, tender-hearted (kind of) down on her luck single mother. He is wise beyond his years a ...more

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Mar 02, 2011 Jennifer Willis rated it it was amazing

If I hadn’t had anything else on my plate, I would have read Catherine Ryan Hyde’s Pay It Forward straight through. Even so, I pushed some things off and shuffled the schedule around in order to make time for reading.

I had seen the movie a few years ago, but hadn’t been aware until recently that it had been based on a book. Usually the books are better and more satisfying than the movies that are based on them, so I was happy to find a copy of “Pay It Forward” in my local library. After reading If I hadn’t had anything else on my plate, I would have read Catherine Ryan Hyde’s Pay It Forward straight through. Even so, I pushed some things off and shuffled the schedule around in order to make time for reading.

I had seen the movie a few years ago, but hadn’t been aware until recently that it had been based on a book. Usually the books are better and more satisfying than the movies that are based on them, so I was happy to find a copy of “Pay It Forward” in my local library. After reading it, in the space of about twenty-four hours, I am giving each family member a copy.

It’s true I’m an avid reader and take great pleasure getting lost in a good story, but I don’t usually become quite so emotionally involved in a book that I burst into tears in just the first few pages. This is what happened with Hyde’s novel, and it set the tone for the rest of the story. The writer’s honest and compassionate style of writing is deceptively simple. Her characters are far from extraordinary and can be downright maddening in their very human foibles, but this is precisely what makes them so accessible. For the most part, these are not enviable, heroic people, and they often reflect back to us the worst and most frustrating aspects of ourselves.

Arlene revealed to me what could have become of my own life, at least in one particular aspect: she is an alcoholic, struggling with getting sober. She’ll get a few days or even a few months in, and then it’s all over in one night when life simply gets too tough. And even when she does manage to leave the alcohol behind, she is forced to look herself right in the face, warts and all, whether she wants to or not. What I do remember of the first few years of sobriety was a similarly shaky emotional rollercoaster, accompanied by brutal reality that was often way too real.

And so I was ripped raw by a simple entry from her son’s diary, before Arlene’s story began to unfold. Trevor, who invents the idea of “paying it forward,” compares his mother to a child with a medical condition that leaves him without the ability to feel pain, only Trevor sees that Arlene is like that on the inside. He writes that she knows not to “keep putting her hand on the hot stove,” and yet she keeps doing it anyway — knowing that she is hurting herself, but unable to stop, and unable to really feel the pain.

The title, of course, is taken from a school project that Trevor turns in for his social studies class. Accepting an assignment to come up with an idea that can change the world, Trevor maps out a plan to help three people — really help them, to have a positive, life-altering impact — and then instead of asking those people to pay him back, require instead that they “pay it forward” to another three people, who then each will pay it forward to another three, and so on. The idea is brilliant in its simplicity, and incredibly powerful in action. Assuming that everyone follows through. Trusting another human being with so large a task, especially in today’s cynical, closed-off society, is not small feat in itself, regardless of the results.

Hyde masterfully tracks the starts and stops in the lives of her characters as they reach for, then reject, then reach for again the growth, the happiness, and the real living that are rightfully theirs.

Ultimately, I found this story to be about compassion, about putting aside your ego for one moment, for one beautiful opportunity to be truly present for another human being in need, with absolutely no thought of what you’re going to get in return. Because the whole point is to keep that “compassion in action” moving ever forward, spreading vigilantly across the globe. The miraculous side benefit to these acts of altruism is proving to yourself that regardless of how low and useless you think you might be, you can and do have power to impact the world around you — and that kind of honest self-realization changes you. Your priorities change, your principles shift, and you find that you are not at all the person you once thought you were. You are plugged into something larger than yourself; you belong; you are an active co-creator in the world at large.

Sure, I knew where the book was headed, because even with all of the differences between the text and the screen, I’d seen the movie, and the story is largely the same. Even so, I was astonished to find myself in need of a fresh kleenex every couple of pages as the book drew to a close. The incredible potential for the planet that this book describes has simply rattled me to my core. It’s so simple, really. How easy it would be, through intentional, deliberate action, to change another person’s life for the better. To help someone who is down on his luck to get back on his feet again. To help an at-risk teenager afford an education. To help a struggling family set up a home of their own. To help a single mother find a decent job. To be the gift of friendship in the life of a lonely neighbor. To help an adult learn how to read. To simply show up for someone, especially a complete stranger, and ask, “How can I help?”

We each have that power in our hands, at this very moment. How many such moments have we let slip by, unrealized? ...more

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Dec 04, 2013 Hailey Leister rated it really liked it

In this exciting book a boy named Trevor gets a project from his Social Studies teacher to somehow change the world. But Trevor to this project to a totally different level then his teacher Ruben expected. Trevor decided to create a movement called "pay it forward." To help make the world a better place. This book talks about his journey along the way and how he pays it forward to society. I would most definitely recommend this book. It was a very inspiring and easy to read.

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Sep 14, 2016 Deborah Pickstone rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favourite-authors, all-time-faves, lets-be-pacifists, belief-and-anti-belief, us-fiction, human-nature, moral-dilemma, family-therapy-needed, general-fiction, top-ten-2016

I began this book rather dismissively. At a few pages in I was tempted to just flick it as a twee concept.....and suddenly found myself hooked in by the characterisation. I remained glued for the few hours it took to read the book (oh I wish I could read more slowly!) and at the end - yes, it's a twee concept but it was a brilliant read and I wanted to know more about ALL the characters and if they were ok......

So.....all we are missing for the world to change is a mysterious alchemical thing th ...more

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Oct 13, 2009 Karen rated it it was amazing

Shelves: paperbackswap-com-share, movie-inspired-read

I really wish the movie would have stuck to the characters/situations that were in the book. It's totally different from the movie but the same if that makes any sense. Reuben was just weird in the movie. In the book his character was really well written and more understandable than the movie. I wasn't as shocked at the ending in the book since I had seen the movie but then again the movie ended with Trevor. The book didn't. I'm really glad I read this book.

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Nov 07, 2014 Katy Noyes rated it it was amazing

A book that if the world we live in was the one Trevor wants for us, WOULD change the world.

And it just could. I've seen the film years ago but don't remember feeling anywhere near as moved as I was in reading the novel. I finished having to wipe tears away so I could read the final pages.

A 12 year old boy, on being asked to come up with an idea to change the world in his Social Science class, creates the idea of 'Pay it Forward', doing good deeds for others and then rather than paying back the ...more

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Jul 16, 2008 Brigid *Flying Kick-a-pow!* rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Recommends it for: nobody!

Shelves: books-of-summer-08, gary-stus, no-me-gusta, kill-it-with-fire, realistic-fiction, i-threw-up-in-my-mouth-a-little, nope-nope-nope, my-eyes-are-bleeding

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Sep 12, 2014 Sue1958 rated it it was amazing

Shelves: authors-personal-reviews, i-read-for-catherine-ryan-hyde, publishers-who-sent-paperbacks, direct-from-author-already-read

I am so happy to be a part of Catherine Ryan Hyde's read and review team in the UK. I love her books and look forward to each one as she releases them.

This story was different to some of the books she has written about as in style of writing. I found it fascinating to read it from all angles, and from Trevor's point of view as a child.

I think most reviews have expressed what the book is about, and the extra challenge that was weaved in, Trevor taking this seriously did a superb job to change th ...more

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Aug 07, 2010 Oleg Kagan rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: so-sorry

For a book with such a contrived plot, stupid and shallow characters, completely predictable ending, strange acting choices (on audio), and prose that mercilessly buggers the reader/listener with marathons of cliches, Pay It Forward was inspiring. I was inspired to throw my hands in the air every few minutes shouting "REALLY!? THEY CAN'T BE SERIOUS" at the idiotic plot turns and character developments. To take a phrase that has been around for at least a hundred years and treat it like it's a ne ...more

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Sep 03, 2016 Hristina Petrov rated it it was amazing

Shelves: best-of-the-best, e-books, favorites, adult-fiction, wishlist, books-i-recommend

I can't believe it took me so long to actually come around to reading this book, especially because it's such a beautiful story, and it so wonderfully executed.

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Apr 12, 2015 Rebecca McNutt rated it it was amazing

I saw the 2000 film adaptation of Pay It Forward in my health and human services class, so I figured I should read the book, and I can easily say that although the film was good, the book was better by far! The characters feel much more real and "alive" in the book, the descriptions of everything are well-detailed and incredibly vivid, and the book itself is both depressing and very hopeful. It's an excellent novel about selflessness, empathy and understanding, and about how we all have it in ou ...more

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Jun 18, 2014 •Anna• rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Mi chiamo Chris Chandler e sono un giornalista. Un giorno, quasi per caso, ho scoperto che un ragazzino di dodici anni poteva cambiare il mondo. Grazie a una buona idea. Un'idea semplice, facile da mettere in pratica.
Così è nata la "Formula": la Formula del Cuore.

'La Forumula del Cuore' è quello che non ti aspetti: una vagonata di emozioni che prendono possesso del tuo corpo con naturalezza, quasi inconsapevolmente.

Reuben St. Clair è il nuovo insegnante di una piccola cittadina di nome Atascade

Mi chiamo Chris Chandler e sono un giornalista. Un giorno, quasi per caso, ho scoperto che un ragazzino di dodici anni poteva cambiare il mondo. Grazie a una buona idea. Un'idea semplice, facile da mettere in pratica.
Così è nata la "Formula": la Formula del Cuore.

Pensate a una idea per cambiare il mondo e mettetela in pratica.

Trevor è un ragazzino di dodici anni che pensa in grande, ed ha già un progetto tutto suo. Aiutare tre persone che hanno bisogno d'aiuto, con il solo scopo di chiedere a queste stesse persone di fare altrettanto. E' così che si mette in moto un sistema basato sulla gentilezza dell'animo umano, che solo un bambino è in grado di concepire.
Il progetto di Trevor inizia con un annuncio sul giornale. Cerca una persona che abbia davvero bisogno d'aiuto, ed è così che finisce per incotrare Jerry, un ex drogato che cerca di ricominciare a vivere la sua vita. E quando questi commette l'errore di ritornare sui suoi passi, Trevor è deciso a portare avanti il suo esperimento, dedicando tutto se stesso alla seconda persona della sua lista, il suo insegnante, il signor St. Clair. Rimasto coinvolto in un incidente mentre era di stanza in Vietnam, Reuben ha perso un occhio, e la metà sinistra del suo corpo è ricoperta da bruciature e cicatrici che lo mettono a disagio quando si tratta di interagire con gli altri. Trevor spera quindi che l'uomo si innamori della madre, Arlene, rimasta sola dopo l'abbandono del padre di Trevor, Ricky.
Con la simpatica vecchietta del vicinato porta al termine il suo progetto, ma l'inaspettata morte della donna, unito al fallimento della relazione tra la madre e Reuben, e all'incarcerazione di Jerry, gli fanno perdere le speranze.
Quello che Trevor non sa, però, è che la vecchietta aveva già aiutato le tre persone che doveva aiutare, e che Jerry, una volta uscito dal carcere, ha mantenuto la promessa di aiutare altre tre persone.

Trevor è di una dolcezza unica, sempre pronto a dare una mano e a lottare per quello che crede sia giusto. Come la storia tra il suo insegnante, che arriva persino a chiamare "papà", e la madre. E' sempre lì a fare il tifo per loro, il tifo per la vita. Mentre lui va a scuola, il resto del mondo sta imparando la Formula del Cuore, anche se lui non ne è al corrente.
Reuben è un uomo tormentato dal suo passato, e non riesce a lasciarsi andare. Arlene deve crescere da sola suo figlio, perchè il padre è sempre stato un tipo assente e menefreghista. Chi portava avanti la baracca era sempre stata lei.

Un libro emozionante e sconvolgente, con una punta tragica sul finale, che è in grado si sprigionare mille sentimenti contrastanti. Un libro che ci insegna che la gentilezza dell'animo umano è là fuori da qualche parte, in ognuno di noi.

DAL DIARIO DI TREVOR

Caro diario,
non so cosa sia successo fra Reuben e la mamma.
Non capisco proprio. Perché adesso, ogni volta che lo vedo, Reuben mi chiede: "Allora, Trevor, come sta tua madre?".
E poi: "Chiede mai di me?".
Poi ritorno a casa e la prima cosa che la mamma dice è: "Reuben ti ha chiesto di me?".
A volte vorrei gridare a tutti e due: "Parlatevi! Non è così difficile!".
Ma gli adulti odiano sentirsi dire certe cose.
A volte ho paura che da grande mi comporterò anch'io in modo così assurdo con le ragazze.
Spero proprio di no.

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May 09, 2013 §♫♪♥Delaney♥♪♫§ Wants To Help K rated it it was amazing

Pay it Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde is about a 12 year old boy named Trevor who is in 7th grade. During this year his social studies teacher gives the class an extra-credit assignment to make a difference in the world. Trevor took this assignment very seriously and decided to create a world changing movement called "Pay it Forward". Throughout the book it shows diary entries from Trevor. It is also written in 3rd person omniscient, meaning there are many narrators through out the story. The bo ...more

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Feb 21, 2015 Melissa Martin rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: first-reads, own

I won this book in a GOODREADS FIRST READS GIVEAWAY!

I remember watching this movie years ago and how much it touched my heart. A sweet little boy wanting to do better in the world by paying it forward. This is such a wonderful idea.

I think it's wonderful that Catherine Ryan Hyde started the Pay It Forward Foundation. I'm going to be buying some of the bracelets to wear in case I ever forget. Not everything in this world has to be so bad.

The characters in the book are great in their own unique ...more

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Jan 01, 2015 Tessa rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance, best-rated

One of the most beautiful stories I've read.
This is about a teacher who starts a new project in his class: each student had to create something they think could change the world. That is when Trevor appears with a revolutionary way of spreading forgiveness and love. It was called the "Play it Forward" system. If Trevor helped out 3 people, those 3 people had to help other 3 and that on and on until everybody has helped and was helped by someone. Being a kind hearted, Trevor puts that in reality ...more

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Sep 10, 2011 Melissa rated it it was amazing

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I check off "books that made me cry" for any book that will bring a lump to my throat, even if there are no actual tears. This is one book, and the only book at that, that made me actually sob, put the book down and have a good cry, before picking it up to carry on reading. I've never found another book since then that has impacted me in the same way.

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May 31, 2016 Hannah L rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Recommended to Hannah by: Catherine Gaston

Pay It Forward, by Catherine Ryan Hyde, is about a young boy named Trevor who decides to change the world based off of his one idea, paying it forward. The novel is written showing all of the main characters points of views, allowing everyones thoughts and ideas to be read.
Paying the kindness forward; that's all Trevor wanted. Trevor, and young boy, was given an extra credit assignment to create an idea that could change the world. He went above and beyond to actually perform this act of kindnes ...more

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Mar 29, 2016 Kellie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Recommended to Kellie by: Lilian

Shelves: heart-wrenching, would-read-again, interesting-ideas, good-ending, cute-story, intriguing-blurb, great-characters

The beginning was alright. The ending was heartbreaking. < / 3

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Jan 28, 2009 Becky Wyatt rated it it was ok

The writing was amateurish. Neat premise however.

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Jul 11, 2016 Donia rated it it was ok

Books such as this one tend to make me doubt my ability to digest and appreciate what so many other readers seem to be able to do. I ask myself, did this book actually achieve it's popularity because it became a well known movie? I have found a couple other books written by Hyde to be stunning; profound; worth a second read but this novel leaves me going "huh?". First of all, I had to flip back and forth and back and forth during the first few "chapters" (if you can call them that) to figure out ...more

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Mar 12, 2016 Jlsimon rated it it was amazing

Shelves: audible, drama

So I saw this movie years ago. The book as so often is the case, far outstripped the movie. Things that took me by surprise included:

1. This book literally had me bust out laughing on more than one occasion. It was fantastic to have such sarcasm and wit mixed into a story I would consider a drama.

2. I didn't remember things from the movie that were present in the book, like the enormity of the project, how it had taken on a life of it's own, that by the narrator's introduction tells you has chan ...more

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Nov 08, 2009 Fiona McGier rated it really liked it

I found this book to be interesting from the first chapter. I don't usually read fiction novels that are not romances, since I write romance, so I'm always checking out the competition. But this book made me cry at the end. The story of a teen-aged boy who tries to change the world, seemed like a plot tailor-made for being a sloppy, feel-good kind of polemic about how people need to learn how to be more trusting. But the characters of his mother Arlene, his teacher Reuben St. Clair, his neighbor ...more

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May 02, 2013 Traci Hollander rated it it was amazing

Pay it Forward, written by Catherine Ryan Hyde begins with a teacher everyone thought was crazy. He publicized an extra credit activity he thought the class would at least try. Some kids tried but one stood out to Mr. Reuben, Trevor a twelve year old participant in Mr. Reuben's class. This book expressed the importance of the journey and how much more excitement the journey is than the destination. So, when Trevor did this extra credit work he surprised his teacher. He showed his teacher how any ...more

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Aug 26, 2013 Carina rated it it was amazing

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My Sunday School teacher recommended this book to me - I think though I saw the film version first, and that was a number of years after the book had been recommended, as it wasn't until I had seen the film, bought the DVD and re-watched it that I realised there was a book and remembered the recommendation.

If you are reading this book after seeing the film you might be surprised, as I was, with some of the changes made to the narrative - in some ways it makes them into two very separate entities ...more

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Jan 02, 2015 Eileen Goudge rated it really liked it

Let me start by saying I am a huge fan of author Catherine Ryan Hyde. My favorite of her novels is "Walk me Home," which tugged at my heart strings while I compulsively turned pages. This one I admire more than I loved. It's very readable and relatable. The characters are interesting. And the idea is brilliant, one I believe sparked a movement in real life. The concept of paying it forward is not a new one - my favorite hokey fifties movie "Magnificent Obsession" is about that very thing - but t ...more

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Apr 19, 2015 Nancy rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I listened to this book, and it kept me awake for the best part of the night. I have seen the movie, which I liked very much. There are things in the book, that I didn't remember from the movie, so I guess I will have to watch the movie again, to see about the differences. The idea of paying it forward, is a very good one. It would be great to see people helping others as they did in this book. This is a good read. I have been reading other books by Catherine Ryan Hyde, in the last few months. C ...more

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Feb 03, 2012 Mandy rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2012

Okay - I have to give five stars to a book that makes me weep like this one did, but I couldn't shake the feeling that I was being manipulated by the author. It would be so nice if an idea like this worked - so very nice - but so very unlikely. I do believe in doing favours for people, and in a much smaller way than this book people do already often do favours for each other, and some people do huge favours - look at Bill Gates attempting to eradicate 10 diseases. But I don't see a world without ...more

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I'm the the author of 30 published and forthcoming books.

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