The Ship
Autor Antonia Honeywellen Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 noi 2017
London burned for three weeks. And then it got worse...
Young, naive, and frustratingly sheltered, Lalla has grown up in near-isolation in her parents' apartment, sheltered from the chaos of their collapsed civilization. But things are getting more dangerous outside. People are killing each other for husks of bread, and the police are detaining anyone without an identification card. On her sixteenth birthday, Lalla's father decides it's time to use their escape route--a ship he's built that is only big enough to save five hundred people.
But the utopia her father has created isn't everything it appears. There's more food than anyone can eat, but nothing grows; more clothes than anyone can wear, but no way to mend them; and no-one can tell her where they are going.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780316469845
ISBN-10: 031646984X
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 143 x 210 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Orbit
Colecția Orbit
ISBN-10: 031646984X
Pagini: 352
Dimensiuni: 143 x 210 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Orbit
Colecția Orbit
Notă biografică
Antonia
Honeywell
studied
English
at
Manchester
University
and
worked
at
the
Natural
History
and
Victoria
and
Albert
Museums
in
London,
running
creative
writing
workshops
and
education
programmes
for
children,
before
training
as
a
teacher.
During
her
ten
years
teaching
English,
drama
and
film
studies,
she
wrote
a
musical,
and
a
play
which
was
performed
at
the
Edinburgh
Festival.
She
has
four
young
children
and
lives
in
Buckinghamshire.The
Shipis
her
first
novel.
Recenzii
"A
remarkable
debut
novel
-
powerful,
haunting,
and
beautiful."
—M. R. Carey, author of The Girl With All the Gifts
"Thoughtful and luminous . . . [A] powerful debut novel . . . it's a provocative novel with difficult questions about the fundamental nature how people choose to live their lives."—Los Angeles Times on The Ship
"Honeywell's lyrical descriptions of Lalla's thoughts and the ship itself are haunting . . . . will appeal to lovers of psychological speculative fiction."—Publishers Weekly
"Honeywell's dystopian coming-of-age tale is challenging and intense...A solid YA crossover"—Library Journal on The Ship
"Honeywell's assured debut is an exercise in noose-tightening tension and lyrical prose."—Barnes and Noble Science Fiction and Fantasy Blog
"Honeywell's eloquent tale raises thought-provoking questions about the difficult task of growing up, no matter the time or place: What do you do when the people you trust will no longer listen to you? What do you do when they're wrong?"—The Washington Post
"As engrossing as it is chilling, this potent first novel fuses an apocalyptic coming of age story with a fierce interrogation of what it means to be truly alive."
—Daily Mail
"The Shipis tense, engaging and emotionally charged: I devoured this novel."
—Helen Dunmore, author of The Lie
"Honeywell's debut is ambitious and well written and provides endless possibilities for debate."
—The Guardian
"The Hunger Gamesmeets the London riots on board Noah's Ark 20 years from now, but don't underestimate its originality. Read it and be challenged."
—The Times (UK)
"An ambitious debut that takes the tale of the Ark and updates it for a world bedeviled by global warming... will send shivers up your spine."
—Harper's Bazaar
"This is a must read for all Dystopian and Post-Apocalyptic fans. It is a pleasant change from the typical novels in the genre."—YA Books Central
—M. R. Carey, author of The Girl With All the Gifts
"Thoughtful and luminous . . . [A] powerful debut novel . . . it's a provocative novel with difficult questions about the fundamental nature how people choose to live their lives."—Los Angeles Times on The Ship
"Honeywell's lyrical descriptions of Lalla's thoughts and the ship itself are haunting . . . . will appeal to lovers of psychological speculative fiction."—Publishers Weekly
"Honeywell's dystopian coming-of-age tale is challenging and intense...A solid YA crossover"—Library Journal on The Ship
"Honeywell's assured debut is an exercise in noose-tightening tension and lyrical prose."—Barnes and Noble Science Fiction and Fantasy Blog
"Honeywell's eloquent tale raises thought-provoking questions about the difficult task of growing up, no matter the time or place: What do you do when the people you trust will no longer listen to you? What do you do when they're wrong?"—The Washington Post
"As engrossing as it is chilling, this potent first novel fuses an apocalyptic coming of age story with a fierce interrogation of what it means to be truly alive."
—Daily Mail
"The Shipis tense, engaging and emotionally charged: I devoured this novel."
—Helen Dunmore, author of The Lie
"Honeywell's debut is ambitious and well written and provides endless possibilities for debate."
—The Guardian
"The Hunger Gamesmeets the London riots on board Noah's Ark 20 years from now, but don't underestimate its originality. Read it and be challenged."
—The Times (UK)
"An ambitious debut that takes the tale of the Ark and updates it for a world bedeviled by global warming... will send shivers up your spine."
—Harper's Bazaar
"This is a must read for all Dystopian and Post-Apocalyptic fans. It is a pleasant change from the typical novels in the genre."—YA Books Central
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'THE HUNGER GAMES meets the London riots on board Noah's Ark' THE TIMES Includes reading group notes and a fascinating glimpse into Lalla's childhood in the short story prequel 'The Time Being'.
'THE HUNGER GAMES meets the London riots on board Noah's Ark' THE TIMES Includes reading group notes and a fascinating glimpse into Lalla's childhood in the short story prequel 'The Time Being'.