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‘It’s clear from the first page that this is prize-winning stuff... Being a truthful writer, Jones sees nothing neither his heroes nor his villains in black and white. His is a bold inquiry into the way that we construct and repair our communities, and ourselves, with stories old and new’
(The Times )‘In this dazzling story-within-a-story, Jones has created a microcosm of post-colonial literature, hybridising the narratives of back and white races to create a new and resonant fable ... There is a fittingly dreamy lyrical quality to Jones’s writing, along with an acute ear for the earthly harmonies of village speech ... Mister Pip is the first of Jones’s six novels to have travelled from his native New Zealand to the UK. It is so hoped that it won’t be the last’
(Observer )(Times Literary Supplement )
(Sue Baker, Publishing News )
(Good Housekeeping )
‘Exotic locations add a dreamy quality to ... Mister Pip by Lloyd Jones ... Jones’ lyrical novel centres around a group of children in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, during the civil war in the Nineties’
(Daily Mail )
‘Darker and more morally complex than it appears ... Lloyd Jones gives the tired post-colonial themes of self-reinvention and the reinterpretation of classic texts a fresh, ingenious twist but his real achievement is bringing life and depth to his characters’
(Sunday Telegraph )‘A must-read tale of survival by storytelling’
(Image Magazine (Ireland) )(Scotsman )
‘The value of moral fiction as a means of dealing with super-heated reality is the theme that gives this book exotic enchantment as a fable for our times’
(Saga Magazine )‘(A) rather strange, quite wonderful book ... Singular in its vision and muscular in its prose, you won’t forget this in a hurry’
(thelondonpaper )‘An intelligent novel that says as much about the power of reading as it does about bloodshed and loss’
(New Statesman )‘Mister Pip is a powerful and humane novel from one of New Zealand’s top writers’
(Financial Times Magazine )(Independent )
(D. J. Taylor, Independent )
‘Lloyd Jones brings to life the transformative power of fiction ... The experience of reading in this book is tangible ...This is a beautiful book. It is tender, multi-layered and redemptive’
(Sunday Times )‘Magical and enchanting’
(Woman Magazine )‘A mega-good read’
(Dovegreyreader Blog )‘A dazzling piece of writing that lives long in the mind after the last page is finished’
(Whitefriars Magazine ) --Ce texte fait référence à l'édition CD .Sur une île du Pacifique, Matilda et ses camarades de classe se passionnent pour les aventures vieilles d’un siècle d’un orphelin appelé Pip, dans une ville appelée Londres, qui leur paraît plus réelle que leur propre région à feu et à sang. Mais, dans une île ravagée par la guerre, l’imagination ne protège pas toujours de la folie des hommes.
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