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A stunning star-crossed love story set against the glitz and grit of 1980s New York City.

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"Brilliantly written and deeply felt, this is a love story by turns comic and tragic, but always moving. Whether her characters are on the social register or the welfare roll, Libaire is a keen observer of human nature." (Philipp Meyer)
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  • Ashleigh
  • Flatonia, TX, United States
  • 01-08-18

Confused

I have no idea what the point of this book was! I kept waiting for it....it never came.

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No Plot

What disappointed you about White Fur?

The characters are kind of interesting but there's no plot. It's taken me 3 months to listen to it because it feels like there is no point.

What could Jardine Libaire have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Used a different form, perhaps poetry instead of a novel.

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Not my cup of tea

Rebecca Soler did a really great job narrating. However, this was just a terrible book. It was broken into random pieces in my opinion and did not flow well.

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Boring/No direction

Very disappointed . I finished the book but it took me months to actually finish it. It was interesting in some spots but in other spots a lot of the writing seemed pointless. Like for example they would mention a character name randomly that had not been mentioned before and it was very confusing at times.

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  • melissa
  • Vero Beach, FL, United States
  • 07-24-17

Gritty love story

Writing that was prose or poetry?! Unique story. kept me on my toes, would definitely recommend!

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Beach read

The book was very slow and superficial for a while. I kept waiting for something to happen. Finally at the end it picked up but not enough to the point where I would recommend it.

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