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Zane Grey's "The Young Forester" is a young adult novel published in 1910. It is one of Grey's early works and depicts the adventures of a young man interested in the protection and management of forests in the West.

The main character of the novel is a young man from the East named Ken Ward. Ken takes his first step as a forester when he gets a summer internship at the Penetier National Forest in Arizona. Along the way, he faces illegal loggers, forest fires, and corrupt officials.
Through this work, Grey explores the themes of the importance of nature conservation, responsibility, and growth. Ken's adventure is not just an exciting story, but also an educational one that teaches young people about the importance of environmental protection and justice.
The novel stands out with Grey's characteristically vivid descriptions of nature. The lush forests and diverse wildlife of Arizona are depicted in detail, giving readers an experience as if they were there.
"The Young Forester" is a work written for young readers, unlike Zane Grey's other adult westerns. As such, it focuses less on violence and complex relationships, and instead on elements of adventure and growth.
This work is a good example of Grey's interest in environmental protection, and reflects his personal experiences and love of nature. It is also considered a historically significant work because it deals with early 20th century American forest management policies and the resulting conflicts from a young person's perspective.

"The Young Forester" is a great hit with young people because of its themes of adventure, growth, and nature conservation, and is recognized as a work that demonstrates Zane Grey's versatility as a writer.

Summary
I loved outdoor life and hunting. Some way a grizzly bear would come in when I tried to explain forestry to my brother.
¡°Hunting grizzlies!¡± he cried. ¡°Why, Ken, father says you've been reading dime novels.¡±
¡°Just wait, Hal, till he comes out here. I'll show him that forestry isn't just bear-hunting.¡±
My brother Hal and I were camping a few days on the Susquehanna River, and we had divided the time between fishing and tramping. Our camp was on the edge of a forest some eight miles from Harrisburg. The property belonged to our father, and he had promised to drive out to see us. But he did not come that day, and I had to content myself with winning Hal over to my side.

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Contents
I. CHOOSING A PROFESSION
II. THE MAN ON THE TRAIN
III. THE TRAIL
IV. LOST IN THE FOREST
V. THE SAWMILL
VI. DICK LESLIE, RANGER
VII. BACK TO HOLSTON
VIII. THE LUMBERMEN
IX. TAKEN INTO THE MOUNTAINS
X. ESCAPE
XI. THE OLD HUNTER
XII. BEARS
XIII. THE CABIN IN THE FOREST
XIV. A PRISONER
XV. THE FIGHT
XVI. THE FOREST'S GREATEST FOE
XVII. THE BACK-FIRE
XVIII. CONCLUSION