English Creek Audiobook

" A little slow in spots but a good book. "

" This is the fist book of a trilogy about three generations of a family. It is such a great story and a fascinating look at how much is lost within each generation of a family. A great read! "

" Great book! I love Ivan Doig. There's definitely some "cowboy language" throughout, but I loved the whole coming-of-age story. "

" Ivan Doig is one of my new "favorite authors." I love his portrayal of Montana history in the early 1900s. "

" These stories told by Doig are of great interest to me, well written. My husband's grandparents were homesteaders in Montana. "

" really a 3.5. A sweet story of growing up, set in what must be magnificent mountains. "

" When I read this when I was 19, it spoke so clearly to me of love and loss of innocence that I underlined roughly half of it. "

" Not as good as The Whistling Season, but a good comforting read. The last 40 pages or so get more suspenseful, and I had a hard time putting it down (even to leave for a several day hiking trip.) "

" Book group read. Interesting historical fiction set Montana. I liked it enough to read the 2nd book in the trilogy. "

" a little too long on the fire scene, but overall most enjoyable. "

" Read this book in conjunction with Dancing at the Rascal Fair - don't bother with the third book in the trilogy - Ride with Me Mariah Montana. "

" One of the reasons I enjoyed this book is its focus on the early days of the US Forest Service in Montana especially after having spent over 30 years in the Forest Service myself. "

" One of the best books I've ever read. I've given it as gifts to several buddies and pals and so far they all enjoyed it as much as I. "

" Blah! I will say that the prose were very lyrical, but not my kind of book. Coming-of-age story of a 15 year-old boy in 1930's Montana. It moves very slowly. "

" As I have already read the 3rd book in the trilogy and enjoyed it I thought I would try to find a copy of the first book. This is an earlier generation than the book I have already read. "

" I'm sorry, but I just couldn't get past the first 40 pages of this book. I'm not sure why. It seems like a nice book. Maybe the plot is too slow or there are too many tangents? "

" Beautifully written book, one of my all time favorites! "

" The first of the trilogy - though the second I read. Didn't connect as much as I did with Dancing at the Rascal Fair- but it filled in some holes. "

" The first of the trilogy. Story of a young man growing up in Montana during the depression. It's funny, touching, historical, basically it has all of the components that make a great book great. "

" One of my favorite books! "

" This was a slow starter for me. It felt like I'd missed the first few chapters--if it is a sequel, that would explain it. It's kind of a slice of life during one summer. Jick is such an engaging character, and I enjoyed his world. "

" I am an Ivan Doig fan but this work is not quite as good as others I have read in past. I do recommend Doig! However I suspect that I enjoy his vivid descriptions of Montana more in audio and because I am the product of a rural upbringing. "

" I have to re-read the books in Ivan Doig's trilogy every so often... "

" I gave it three because I didn't finish it. The language was bad but the story is interesting. I loved the Whistling Season. Clean language in it. Love Ivan Diog's writing style. "

" My parents introduced me to this book and I absolutely love it. It is one book that I find myself going back to re-read about once a year. The story and scenery always just bring me back to spending my summers in Montana. "

" One summer in the life of a 15-year-old boy in 1930s Montana, as told by one of my favorite writers. "

" The first of the trilogy - though the second I read. Didn't connect as much as I did with Dancing at the Rascal Fair- but it filled in some holes. "

" Ivan Doig is one of my new "favorite authors." I love his portrayal of Montana history in the early 1900s. "

" DOIG, IVAN. ENGLISH CREEK. 1984<br/>Jick McCaskill coming-of-age late in the depression during the 1930s. He is fourteen and able now to share in the full life of family and town and ranch of sprawling Two Medicine country. so so..not too good.<br/> "

" I enjoyed this trip to the past. Not much happens, but the characters and place seem real. "

" Doig is a pleasure to read. "

" Not as good as Rascal Fair, but very well done! "

" I love the way the book makes me love Montana but this storyline isn't as good as Dancing at the Rascal Fair. Still plan on reading the final book in the trilogy, though! "

" Another satisfying visit to Ivan Doig's Montana and the McCaskill family. The characters, time and place are all thoughtfully and interestingly evoked by the stories he weaves. "

" The second book in the trilogy beginning with Dancing at the Rascal Fair. "