The Title and The Doodle The title of this chapter, My Spanish Toy Factory, suggests that Forrest Fenn, at some time, created physical objects, or toys, for entertainment purposes through some kind of industrial process that involves the Spanish. We can infer from this that Fenn plays or enjoys games…

The Photograph The chapter starts with a photograph, in the signature scrapbook style we have come to expect, of Principal Fenn petting Bessie the cow. June, Forrest’s sister, is to his left. …

The Seventh Grade Picture The first page of this chapter is a full page photograph of a young Forrest Fenn hanging out in what looks like the back yard. The caption reads: “That’s me at age thirteen, thinking about starting seventh grade. If we continue the theme of gradation rather…

Title and Title Doodle The title for this chapter is No Place for Biddies and it makes our ears perk up a little bit because of the line in the poem: “From there it’s no place for the meek.” …

Given the content of this chapter, it is easy to see that a framework has been set for us to interpret the title as referring to a mark indicating the quality of a student’s work. Thus we could be led to believe that this is our first opportunity to test…

The second chapter in Forrest Fenn’s The Thrill of the Chase is titled Important Literature and is written in a playful tone reminiscent of J.D. Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye. It begins with a picture of the Author which is humorous as it directly follows the Preface, which we can…

It is worth noting that there are two title pages to The Thrill of the Chase. …

Getting Started With The Thrill of the Chase My name is Adam, my friends call me Bear; you can call me whatever you like, it doesn’t make much difference to me. This is my attempt to explain how Forrest Fenn’s The Thrill of the Chase could work. It starts the…