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Juliet, Naked is Hornby's best novel to date. (Simon Baker, The Spectator 2009-09-09)
Subtle and insightful, and really quite touching. (Laurence Phelan, The Independent on Sunday 2009-08-30)
Ingenious, funny and moving, but also examines loneliness, self obsession and the dangers of communicating solely through a keyboard. (Wendy Holden, Daily Mail 2009-09-11)
Hornby writes so well that you can almost smell the birdseed odour of badly dried clothes combined with failure that pervades Annie's house; his triumph though is to find infinite amounts of warmth and humour in this seeming world of desolation. (Roger Perkins, Sunday Telegraph magazine 2009-09-13)
It's good to have him back. Nick Hornby's first adult novel in four years is a comic delight. Hornby's writing has an easy, fluent tone, as if he is right inside his characters' heads. (Nick Curtis, Evening Standard 2009-08-27)
In Hornby's fiction, music is never just about music; among contemporary writers, only Jonathan Lethem has his sure sense for the way popular cultural artefacts become entwined, for good or ill, with ordinary relationships; and in particular, how pop songs minister to deep needs while exposing all too many fresh ones. (Bharat Tandon, TLS 2009-09-04)
Juliet, Naked is Hornby's best novel to date. (Simon Baker The Spectator 2009-09-09)
subtle and insightful, and really quite touching. (Laurence Phelan The Independent on Sunday 2009-08-30)
ingenious, funny and moving, but also examines loneliness, self obsession and the dangers of communicating solely through a keyboard. (Wendy Holden Daily Mail 2009-09-11)
Hornby writes so well that you can almost smell the birdseed odour of badly dried clothes combined with failure that pervades Annie's house; his triumph though is to find infinite amounts of warmth and humour in this seeming world of desolation. (Roger Perkins Sunday Telegraph magazine 2009-09-13)
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Subtle and insightful, and really quite touching. (Laurence Phelan, The Independent on Sunday 2009-08-30)
Ingenious, funny and moving, but also examines loneliness, self obsession and the dangers of communicating solely through a keyboard. (Wendy Holden, Daily Mail 2009-09-11)
Hornby writes so well that you can almost smell the birdseed odour of badly dried clothes combined with failure that pervades Annie's house; his triumph though is to find infinite amounts of warmth and humour in this seeming world of desolation. (Roger Perkins, Sunday Telegraph magazine 2009-09-13)
It's good to have him back. Nick Hornby's first adult novel in four years is a comic delight. Hornby's writing has an easy, fluent tone, as if he is right inside his characters' heads. (Nick Curtis, Evening Standard 2009-08-27)
In Hornby's fiction, music is never just about music; among contemporary writers, only Jonathan Lethem has his sure sense for the way popular cultural artefacts become entwined, for good or ill, with ordinary relationships; and in particular, how pop songs minister to deep needs while exposing all too many fresh ones. (Bharat Tandon, TLS 2009-09-04)
Juliet, Naked is Hornby's best novel to date. (Simon Baker The Spectator 2009-09-09)
subtle and insightful, and really quite touching. (Laurence Phelan The Independent on Sunday 2009-08-30)
ingenious, funny and moving, but also examines loneliness, self obsession and the dangers of communicating solely through a keyboard. (Wendy Holden Daily Mail 2009-09-11)
Hornby writes so well that you can almost smell the birdseed odour of badly dried clothes combined with failure that pervades Annie's house; his triumph though is to find infinite amounts of warmth and humour in this seeming world of desolation. (Roger Perkins Sunday Telegraph magazine 2009-09-13)
'Hornby's best novel to date' Spectator
'Sharply funny, touching' Daily Telegraph
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But between Annie and her second chance lie a few obstacles. There's Malcolm the world's most judgmental therapist and Barnesy, the north's most extrovert dancer. There's what men and women will do and won't do for love. And, of course, there's Tucker . . .
Hilarious and tender, Juliet, Naked will move you in ways both profound and surprising. It is Nick Hornby at his brilliant best.
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'Pitch-perfect' Observer
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- PublisherThorndike Pr
- Publication date2010
- ISBN 10 1410423999
- ISBN 13 9781410423993
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages449
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