Take Me With You: by Catherine Ryan Hyde | Summary & Analysis

Take Me With You: by Catherine Ryan Hyde | Summary & Analysis by Book*Sense

This is an unofficial Summary & Analysis of Take Me With. Take Me With You by Catherine Ryan Hyde is a story in three parts. August is feeling the pain of loss after the death of his beloved son, Phillip but, through serendipity, two young boys enter his life and the three of them embark on a road trip to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. The dog, Woody, is the glue that binds them together at first, but August’s kindness, patience and care endear him to the boys.

The pace is sedate and unhurried, as befits a road trip, and it gives us time to get to know the characters, and for August’s story to unfold naturally. The tone of the text tinged with regret and wisdom, from a variety of sources.

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