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Jigsaw Youth
- Narrated by: Tiffany Scandal
- Length: 2 hrs and 36 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 04-07-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: Spoken Word Inc.
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $6.95
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Publisher's Summary
Lose your best friend because you finally Came Out. Spend days driving aimlessly because there's nothing to do. Serve your rapist breakfast because you need your job. Fall asleep to gunshots and sirens because that's the only sense of home you've ever known. Hold hands with ghosts. Your life is in pieces, but you can't be broken. Wipe off the blood. Tired of being told who to be, what to wear, how to act and who to f--k. Break the rules and learn fast how to never get caught. All you need is nothing, but you're happy with your car, guitar and camera. Throwing around Polaroids of tits like they're money, you swap stories about adventures and realize that we're all running away from something.
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- Nate Halstead
- United States
- 04-10-17
This book is sick
I love Tiffany's voice. It's like when you drip wet sand to make a sand castle. Each chapter is a little mini-story, with a kind of Elliott Smith vibe.
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- Debra Hartrum
- 01-25-18
Really great Narration
Usually authors have a hard time sounding "pro" but this book sounds great. Would love to see more by this author.
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- Russ
- HOT SPRINGS, New Caledonia
- 10-19-17
Love Scandal!
So glad this book is in audio. Definitely the kind of book I like. Would like to hear more from Tiffany Scandal. Maybe her book Shit Luck. Cool!
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- Tal
- 10-05-17
Excellent Reading
Tiffany Scandal is extremely entertaining. Very fun and very real. Chapters are like little short films. Could easily see this as a movie.
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- Brent
- 09-21-17
So good!
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Tiffany Scandal is definitely one incredible human being. Loved all of this. Reminds me of a cool 90s movie or something.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-17-17
AWESOME!
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Tiffany Scandal is awesome! So affecting and really beautifully written. Want more like this!
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- Listener
- 09-07-17
Tiffany Scandal is awesome
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Great book and good narration. Was very surprised by how much I got sucked into this one.
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-28-17
Very good!
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Tiffany Scandal really speaks through this recording (literally and figuratively). I'd love more of her work narrated by her. 5 stars.
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-16-17
Great Book!
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The author takes you on a journey through tons of amazing stories. Reminds me of a cool 90s movie.
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- James
- 08-14-17
Bad bitches on the road
Would you listen to Jigsaw Youth again? Why?
Hell yes! These stories were incredibly poignant and sincere. The author narrates this herself and does an incredible job.