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We the Animals

A Novel

by Justin Torres

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We the Animals by Justin Torres
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  • Published Aug 2011
    144 pages
    Genre: Literary Fiction

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Helen G. Kin

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I read this book in one sitting. Yes, it is brief, but the story and how it is told fuelled and propelled this reader. The story races along a rutted, winding, littered road with steep ascents and descents with a driver who is unafraid of hairpin and no-shoulder curves. I loved it.
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