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Márcio Lopes _arcio3_ — outstanding! i love it.

谢 谢然 xiewenyan — The first two books of this trilogy were really good. The third on the other hand-dragged on. A lot of this happened...then this happened...then this happened. Or the characters went here...then here...then here.I was happy to finally finish it. As a whole I thought the series was good. I thought it was good to read an author from Scandinavia.

Suzette Thompson suzsmitty — The surrealist origins of Queneau's work is more appearant in this book than in Pierrot Mon Ami (which predates Zazie by 15 years). It is no surprise that it was adapted for film by a new wave director of the times. The youthful, freewheeling spirit of the story reminds me of early Godard. Zazie is a very intriguing character. Not quite a Lolita, her antics often trangress too far to be called innocent. But she is clever and engaging. She goes to Paris for a weekend, so that her mother my persue her new beau, and stays with her Uncle and Aunt. The Uncle is an enoumous character, yet dances ballet in a gay night club for a living. Queneau proliferates characters continuously as the story's pace speeds up in Zazie's escapades around Paris during a Metro strike. The characters banter like a Marx Brothers movie, but their actions are more like slapstick. But with any Raymond Queneau book, what really counts is the style. His sentances gleefully pervert the precision-fetish of the French language. The translation is very good at conveying the puns, neologisms, and cheeky nuances Queneau put into his writing. Like a Godard film, this book is self-reflexive, consciously theatrical, and a thumbed nose at naturalist expectations.

Sarah Foster fosters7a796 — Pawleys Island was a good, light read. The main conflict in the story made me madder than a wet hen (oh, yes I did just write that!), but it was resolved like I think it should have been. :) It was very enjoyable. It makes me want to live in the Lowcountry for part of the year!