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		List Price: $10.95		Publisher: HarperCollins e-books Salesrank: 8215 Released: 2007-12-26
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Takes you to the Mat
“Four Days of Glory,” was a super read. Kreidler takes us right into the hard, lonely world of high school wrestling. It was great following these two wrestlers as they deal with all the pressures of trying to accomplish a huge feat. It’s not just about takedowns and nearfalls, it’s about fathers and sons, hometown hero’s and an obsession with goals. Very entertaining…It’s “Friday Night Lights,” for wrestling in the state of Iowa.

A Major Decision
I couldn’t put the book down. Keidler captured the essence of the epic journey of both the wrestlers and their families. He exposes some of the evils involved in youth programs and with parenting yet doesn’t dwell on the negatives, allowing the reader to make his or her own judgement. After reading the book a trip to the Iowa State Wrestling Finals has been added to my bucket list of sporting events to see. As a non-wrestler I have always admired the dedication and spirit of the sport and this book provided even more appreciation. The ultimate compliment I can give the book is that since finishing it I find myself checking the progress of the wrestlers as they compete in college. Kreidler really stuck it!!

Five stars for Four Days to Glory
A great read on two wrestlers who seek greatness in Iowa High School wrestling. The book focuses on the intensity and drive required to be the best. As someone who doensn’t live in Iowa, I came away with an appreciation of how big wrestling is in Iowa. Drama, challenges and interesting characters are all here. This is one of the very few books that I will re-read.

Great book
Well written book. Couldn’t put it down. Best wrestling book I’ve read. Accurately depicts the rabidness of wrestling fans.

Very good book
Good book for any wrestler who wants to understand what it takes to become a great wrestler. Well written and honest.

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A TREAT-FILLED WORK.
The fourth essay at converting Geneva (Gene) Stratton-Porter’s most popular novel for the screen, this version conflicts markedly with the original story while yet managing to make a faithful adaptation of the book’s pre-Great War era in a visually appealing film, with beautiful southern Oregon locations standing in for the author’s eastern Indiana setting. Stratton-Porter is inserted into the scenario as the “Bird-Woman” of the Limberlost Swamp region, here played sensitively by Joanna Cassidy, and the naturalist writer’s endeavours with camera, notebooks, and glass photographic plates is accurately rendered, even to a mention of her watercolour tinting for illustrations in a published volume of nature studies, but there are significant alterations in the characters of Elnora Comstock (Heather Fairchild) and her embittered widowed mother Kate (Annette O’Toole) that result in flaws of logic surrounding their actions. Since this product comes from Feature Films For Families, it was possibly deemed discreet to eliminate the important reference to Elnora’s father’s marital infidelity, but nothing is provided here to replace it in context, while the omission of the neighbouring childless couple, the Sintons, with their supportive counsel of Elnora; and of Phillip, beau of the young farm girl, are unfilled voids. The dramatic act of Kate that results in a climactic clash between mother and daughter is weakly altered and Fairchild’s sporadic Valley Girl diction and mannerisms are not harmonious with O’Toole’s more accurate dialect, especially since the two have lived only with each other since the girl’s birth 16 years prior, but Fairchild nicely interprets Elnora’s struggle to balance her desire for self-improvement with her loyalty to her mother and to their tax-endangered farm. Direction is pedestrian, and a minimalist score is nonspecific, but the sets and costumes are splendidly crafted.

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