Rayton: A Backwoods Mystery

Rayton: A Backwoods Mystery by Theodore Goodridge Roberts

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I was glad I did at the end. It had a very exciting ending with a nice little twist. There were nice descriptions of the backwoods country and animals and fun old timey language like "Well, it beats me to a standstill. All in all it was a nice story and I wo This was a little slow moving, but I was drawn in and had to plod along and find out who or what was up with those red crosses and who would win Nell.

All in all it was a nice story and I would read more by this author. Read the full review Peggy Ann's Post Mar 11, Cathy Riedlinger rated it it was ok. I picked this book up as a souvenir in Nova Scotia, thinking how interesting Electric Landlady rated it liked it May 24, Jamie rated it liked it Sep 13, Becky marked it as to-read Aug 07, Jemille Williams marked it as to-read May 25, Grant marked it as to-read Sep 01, Rachel marked it as to-read Nov 24, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

About Theodore Goodridge Roberts. For recognition as a poet Theodore Goodridge Roberts has had to stand comparison with the high achievements of his distinguished brother. Yet, as poets, he and Charles G. Charles began on Pierus, but wandered off into the more practical realm of prose, where, apart from occasional diversions, he has remained.

Theodore, on the other hand, attacked the novel at the beginning of his For recognition as a poet Theodore Goodridge Roberts has had to stand comparison with the high achievements of his distinguished brother. Theodore, on the other hand, attacked the novel at the beginning of his literary career, and it is on the novel that he has had to depend for most of his reputation. As yet a book of his poems has not appeared. Nevertheless, the results of his muse so far, though vagrant, are sufficient to display a quality which, if not peculiar to the author, is at least vigorous and refreshing.

And there are touches, even some fine conceits, in such poems as 'The Blind Sailor,' 'Private North,' and 'The Lost Shipmate' that seem to distinguish him from other poets, and to make him a man's poet.