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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
Reading this book for a book group. The abundant slang is a stumble for a fast read but the situations are amusing and there are good descriptive passages.
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Great style, great suspense, wonderful characters.
12 Jun 2000
Format:Mass Market Paperback
This is the first of four books, all built around Benjamin Malaussene, a man whose job is to be blamed for everything that goes wrong at work. Every time a client complaints, the staff somehow blames it on him: he is known to his coworkers as a professional scapegoat.
However, when the store he works at is the host of a bomb, then another, people start to point fingers, and this novel develops around this plot made of bombs and scapegoating.
This novel is worth everyone's full attention: the characters are very believable, and the way they relate to each other is nothing short of sublime. Also, Pennac's frequent use of sarcasm and bitter wit adds to the punch of the novel, where it comes to a point where, even though you want to know how it ends (just like every good police intrigue novel), you can't get enough of the dialogues and discussions.
Open this book and sit back, because this book is like no other whodunnit novel. (In fact, it's almost insulting to call it that.)
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