Mon compte
Wishlist
Panier 00:00
Panier 00:00

Mr Rosenblum's List

1.0

(1)

  • Mr Rosenblum's List
Le Pitch
Présentation de l'éditeur List item 2: Never speak German on the upper decks of London buses. Jack Rosenblum is five foot three and a half inches of sheer tenacity. He's writing a list so he can become a Very English Gentleman. List item 41: An Englishman buys his marmalade from Fortnum and Mason. It's 1952, and despite his best efforts, his bid to blend in is fraught with unexpected hurdles - including his wife. Sadie doesn't want to forget where they came from or the family they've lost. And she shows no interest in getting a purple rinse. List item 112: An Englishman keeps his head in a crisis, even when he's risking everything. Jack leads a reluctant Sadie deep into the English countryside in pursuit of a dream. Here, in a land of woolly pigs, bluebells and jitterbug cider, they embark on an impossible task... Revue de presse Prepare to be seriously charmed. ( The Times) 'The descriptions of England - as friend, adversary and eventually homne - are exquisite. Jack Rosenblum, a foolish, deeply sympathetic protagonist, is exasperating and admirable in equal measure. A touching, surprising and satisfying read.' ( Sadie Jones, author of The Outcast) 'Utterly charming and very funny' ( Paul Torday, author of Salmon Fishing in the Yemen) 'In her charming debut, Natasha Solomons folds together Jewish baking, golf and Dorset folklore to create a singular comic confection... Solomons crafts a fine pastoral comedy from Jack's eccentric endeavours to reshape the land and from his encounters with rustic labourers who seem to have absconded from the pages of a Hardy novel... Sadie provides a touching counterpoint to the comedy... Much of the delight in this novel stems from Solomons' feeling for types of traditional knowledge that are on the verge of obsolescence.' ( Telegraph) The light yet poignant tone makes for an unusual, richly comic novel...a treat of a book. ( Guardian) An affectionate portrait of a spirited man trying to find a little corner of the world where he can truly belong...[Solomons] successfully treads the fine line between comedy and the precarious plight of refugees in an entertaining tale that has resonances in contemporary Britain. ( Herald) 'a subtle and moving examination of the dilemma faced by immigrants to modern Britain'. ( Observer) 'a tender exploration of the nature of home'. ( Marie Claire) written with and skill, humour and sympathy ( The Lady) [Solomons] has an exceptional feel for the Dorset countryside. ( Country Life) Biographie de l'auteur Natasha Solomons is the author of the internationally bestselling Mr Rosenblum's List, The Novel in the Viola, which was chosen for the Richard & Judy Book Club, and The Gallery of Vanished Husbands. Natasha lives in Dorset with her son and her husband with whom she also writes screenplays. Her novels have been translated into 17 languages. Afficher moinsAfficher plus

Mr Rosenblum's List

1.0

(1)

Indisponible
Sélectionnez la condition
Indisponible
Etre averti(e) de la disponibilité

Le Pitch

Présentation de l'éditeur List item 2: Never speak German on the upper decks of London buses. Jack Rosenblum is five foot three and a half inches of sheer tenacity. He's writing a list so he can become a Very English Gentleman. List item 41: An Englishman buys his marmalade from Fortnum and Mason. It's 1952, and despite his best efforts, his bid to blend in is fraught with unexpected hurdles - including his wife. Sadie doesn't want to forget where they came from or the family they've lost. And she shows no interest in getting a purple rinse. List item 112: An Englishman keeps his head in a crisis, even when he's risking everything. Jack leads a reluctant Sadie deep into the English countryside in pursuit of a dream. Here, in a land of woolly pigs, bluebells and jitterbug cider, they embark on an impossible task... Revue de presse Prepare to be seriously charmed. ( The Times) 'The descriptions of England - as friend, adversary and eventually homne - are exquisite. Jack Rosenblum, a foolish, deeply sympathetic protagonist, is exasperating and admirable in equal measure. A touching, surprising and satisfying read.' ( Sadie Jones, author of The Outcast) 'Utterly charming and very funny' ( Paul Torday, author of Salmon Fishing in the Yemen) 'In her charming debut, Natasha Solomons folds together Jewish baking, golf and Dorset folklore to create a singular comic confection... Solomons crafts a fine pastoral comedy from Jack's eccentric endeavours to reshape the land and from his encounters with rustic labourers who seem to have absconded from the pages of a Hardy novel... Sadie provides a touching counterpoint to the comedy... Much of the delight in this novel stems from Solomons' feeling for types of traditional knowledge that are on the verge of obsolescence.' ( Telegraph) The light yet poignant tone makes for an unusual, richly comic novel...a treat of a book. ( Guardian) An affectionate portrait of a spirited man trying to find a little corner of the world where he can truly belong...[Solomons] successfully treads the fine line between comedy and the precarious plight of refugees in an entertaining tale that has resonances in contemporary Britain. ( Herald) 'a subtle and moving examination of the dilemma faced by immigrants to modern Britain'. ( Observer) 'a tender exploration of the nature of home'. ( Marie Claire) written with and skill, humour and sympathy ( The Lady) [Solomons] has an exceptional feel for the Dorset countryside. ( Country Life) Biographie de l'auteur Natasha Solomons is the author of the internationally bestselling Mr Rosenblum's List, The Novel in the Viola, which was chosen for the Richard & Judy Book Club, and The Gallery of Vanished Husbands. Natasha lives in Dorset with her son and her husband with whom she also writes screenplays. Her novels have been translated into 17 languages. Afficher moinsAfficher plus

Détails du livre

Titre complet
Mr Rosenblum's List: or Friendly Guidance for the Aspiring Englishman
Editeur
Sceptre
Format
Broché
Publication
08 juillet 2010
Pages
336
Taille
20 x 14.9 x 2.2 cm
Poids
67
ISBN-13
9780340995662
Livré entre : 24 juillet - 27 juillet
Disponible chez le fournisseur
Impression à la demande
Expédition immédiate
Chez vous entre :
Les délais de livraison ont tendance à s'accélérer ces dernières semaines, le temps indiqué peut être plus court que prévu. Les délais de livraison ont tendance à s'allonger ces dernières semaines, le temps indiqué peut être plus long que prévu.
Livraison gratuite (FR et BE) à partir de 20,00 € de livres d'occasion
Retour GRATUIT sous 14 jours.
Image to render

Revendez-le sur notre application!

Acheter la série complète

Solomons, Natasha

( livres)

Voir toute la série
Total-

Aller plus loin

Vous pouvez également aimer

Récemment consultés