The only predictable thing about Meg Rosoff is that each book will be entirely different from the last * Daily Mail * I love her fizzy honesty, her pluck, her way of untangling emotion through words * Daily Telegraph *

No one writes the way Rosoff does - as if she's thrown away the rules. One must simply revel in the joyful singularity of Rosoff's latest masterpiece * Guardian * Even as a big fan of Meg's work, it took me by surprise - Amanda CraigĪ wonderful, captivating writer * Daily Telegraph * I'm sure it's going to be a huge hit, and if it doesn't become a Nora Ephron-style film I'll be amazed. It's the kind of romantic comedy, both wise and hilarious, I always hope to find in a movie and never do. I completely fell in love with it, its confused but endearing hero, its wit, its portrait of New York and its dogs. Meg Rosoff has the gift of being able to talk to the reader with a directness that goes like an arrow to the heart. Also a brilliantly detailed snapshot of - to tweak the title of one of her finest novels - how we live now - Benjamin Evans * Independent on Sunday * This shaggy dog story is told with such vibrant and subversive wit.

Jonathan Unleashed marks a swerve into novels for grown-ups, but her idiosyncratic story-telling chutzpah remains constant. Witty, sardonic, thoroughly enjoyable - Philip Womack * Spectator *īrave and bolshy, impossible to predict or to pigeonhole * Guardian *īrilliantly witty, refreshingly original and laugh-out-loud hilarious, this book really is a must-read * Heat *Įvery sentence is crafted and weighted with beauty but it's the intelligence and shaping sensibility with which the story is told that make it something special * Sunday Times * Set in a New York that has all the charm of a Nora Ephron screenplay - Sarra Manning * Red *Ī brilliant take on finding love in New York * Stylist *īoth involving and moving. Very smart and extremely funny * Observer *Īn absolute delight.

An absolute delight from start to finish - Wendy Holden * Daily Mail * Wonderfully romantic as well as brilliantly satirical. I can't think of many recent novels that show the same almost Joseph Heller-like ability to express abiding pessimism with such irresistible comic zest * Daily Telegraph * Like Ephron, Rosoff has a lightness of touch, and is also a clever comic writer: her dialogue is sharp, her characters keenly observed and ruthlessly well realised * Sunday Times *Ī loveable novel that has the power to make readers of all ages laugh * The Times *įizzes with memorable one-liners. Surreal, charming and very, very funny * Daily Express * Hilarious, thoughtful, touching * Daily Mail * A screwball treat about two dogs and their owner, set in New York * Sunday Times, Must Read *

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