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Five Star First Edition Westerns - Tonto Basin

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Having never read the censored version I cannot compare to this new edtion.

However, I reccommend this book as a good read on family and loyalty. Sometimes it seems that there are two situations in which families with not so great histories are explored: 1. the child breaks free and leads a pretty good life or 2. the child becomes the parents. This story leans a bit more toward 1 than two but still shows how much family means even if the family is imperfect.

The writing is simple and yet alluring. I enjoyed the setting and the characters too.

I WOULD RATHER BE READING LOUIE L'AMOUR, COMPTON , JOHNSTONE, OR COTTON. I PURCHASED 12 AT SAME TIME, HAVE READ ONE IN 2 MONTHS. GREY CANNOT HOLD YOU TO THE BOOK AND KEEP ON READING TO ME AS L'AMOUR DOES. I COULD READ 6 OR MORE OF ABOVE MENTIONED PER MONTH. TO ME PERSONALLY I CANNOT GET INTO GREY START OF BOOKS ARE TOO DRAWN OUT AND CANNOT GET THAT HOLD ON YOU THAT MAKES YOU NOT WANT TO PUT BOOK DOWN, IN HIS TIME BEFORE OTHERS HE WAS PROABLY OK BECAUSE THATS ABOUT ALL THERE WAS OF HIS KIND OF STORIES, BUT GIVE ME LOUIE L'AMOUR ANY DAY.