Lloyd Jones

2 summariesLiterary Fiction, Historical Fiction, Young Adult

Lloyd Jones is a New Zealand author known for his fiction. His notable works include "Mister Pip," which explores themes of storytelling and colonialism, and "The Bone Houses," a tale that intertwines folklore and family. Jones's writing often reflects his interest in cultural identity and the human experience.

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Books by Lloyd Jones

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Mister Pip
Lloyd Jones
3.7 (18k) average on GoodreadsLiterary Fiction
On a war-torn tropical island, a reclusive white man captivates a class of children with the tale of Pip from 'Great Expectations,' sparking their imaginations and offering an escape from their brutal reality, until the power of story itself becomes a perilous force.
The Bone Houses
Lloyd Jones
4.0 (9k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
In a village with reanimated corpses, a gravedigger and a mapmaker travel into mountains to confront a fae curse and find out about their pasts.