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All the Pretty Horses

by Cormac McCarthy


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The first volume in McCarthy's Border Trilogy, ALL THE PRETTY HORSES begins with the death of John Grady Cole's grandfather. John Grady, age 16, has lived with his grandfather for much of his life, and when the old man dies and the family home--a ranch in Texas--is sold, John Grady and his old friend Lacey Rawlins take off for Mexico, looking for a place in a world that seems increasingly hostile. Almost immediately, they encounter trouble, and the trip is studded with death, loss, violence, stolen horses, and thwarted love. By the time John Grady returns home--alone--he is irrevocably changed.

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9780394574745
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Hardcover
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Alfred a Knopf Inc
Date

1992
Price

$2.99
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9780694523443
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Compact Disc
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Harperaudio
Date

2000
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$36.35
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9780679744399
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Paperback
Publisher

Vintage Books
Date

1993
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$1.00
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9780072435207
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Paperback
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McGraw-Hill College
Date

2000
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$3.87
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9780792715757
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Paperback
Publisher

Chivers North Amer
Date

1993
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$23.79
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9780792715764
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Hardcover
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Chivers North Amer
Date

1993
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$16.00
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9780785727835
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Prebinding
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Bt Bound
Date

1999
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None Available
 

Publisher Notes

Cut off from the life of ranching he has come to love by his grandfather's death, John Grady Cole flees to Mexico, where he and his two companions embark on a rugged and cruelly idyllic adventure.

Media Reviews

"His descriptive style is elaborate and elevated, but also used effectively to frame realistic dialogue, for which his ear is deadly accurate."

Customer Reviews

on Jul 7 2007, fict said:

"A great book, but not McCarthy's best, by a long shot."
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