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Leaving Cheyenne

By: Larry McMurtry
Narrated by: John Randolph Jones
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As the world enters a new century, three teenagers forge a future for themselves on the wild Texas grasslands: Gideon Fry, torn between going his way and following his father's footsteps; Johnny McCloud, whose restless spirit finds its solace traversing an open range; and Molly Taylor, the woman they both love. Rugged, bold and volatile, the three of them come of age in this tender and intimate novel of the heart.©1991 Larry McMurtry (P)1993 Recorded Books Fiction Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Westerns Heartfelt Texas Young Adult
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Memorable Characters • Intricate Relationships • Engaging Storytelling • Heartwarming Tales • Authentic Texas Accents
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I really liked this book. It really reminded me of my father and made me not want to waste any time on people who don't really care about you.

Live life

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It's been too long in reading the cowboy stories and no one does it better....I laughed and cried and am the better for reading.

Everything about being a cowboy

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I loved the Narration. Very griping emotions..

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Such a sad ending.. Get this book..

Great Story!!

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Great story but it took some time to get into it. Get’s much better in Nook 2. Worth the wait.

Slow Starter: Don’t Give Up

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I thought this would be a rowdy Western story. I was driving from Northern Montana to Rifle Colorado and wanted a rowdy Western to listen to. It wasn’t! I loved it anyway! Great story! Great writer!

Not at all what I was looking for!

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From youth to middle to old age. Funny, sweet and sad. Just like life itself, the story had to end.

Deeply touching story

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I too was looking for a comfortable book and this hit the spot. McMurtry's characters are so well developed, I felt bereft when the book ended - as if I had known them for years. The story is very simple but not without its own wisdom. Loved it.

Excellent, simple story

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absolutely loved this title! I wish it were another 15 hours longer. each narrator was amazing.

amazing story!

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A wonderful book, with spectacular narration. Not to be missed If you are a Mcmurtry fan.

Masterfully narrated

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And he seems to do so, making note of the most insignificant little nuances that are at once mundane, and yet essential for the typically bleak portrait, he is painting. I did not want to give this book a five star rating simply because I did not see the protagonists as admirable people… Too wrapped up in self without the necessary and proper reflection on "right behavior" you see, I am someone with deep, Texas roots myself and In my upbringing "right behavior" is one word, and certainly a moral code. But as I finished "Leaving Cheyenne" i loved the characters nonetheless, and genius must be rewarded. Larry McMurtry is a genius. Coupled with terrific narration, this is a classic. Put it on the shelf right next to Lonesome, Dove and "The Last Picture Show"

No one can capture a scene like LM...

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