Lolita
Paperback Published on: 01/01/2007
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Bookseller Reviews
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Whether you like it or not, this is a love story
Humbert loves Lolita because he cannot forget the girl with whom he fell in love with as a child; Lolita loves him because she has no father and may as wel... READ MORE

Amy Pirt at Thanet

Enter the wacky world of Humbert Humbert!
How can such a repulsive subject matter be at the heart of such an enjoyable read? It's a question those who haven't read this masterpiece will continue to... READ MORE

James Egan at Trowbridge

Whether you like it or not, this is a love story
Humbert loves Lolita because he cannot forget the girl with whom he fell in love with as a child; Lolita loves him because she has no father and may as wel... READ MORE

Amy Pirt at Thanet
Publisher information
- Publisher: Anagrama, Editorial S.A.
- ISBN: 9788433968272
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My favourite novel
Lolita is haunting, delicate and charming, and all the more unnerving for being these things, considering that the narrator is a deranged child-molester. L... READ MORE

Lauren McNeilage

Questions your morals
As an English Student, this book has been debated about greatly, and so I had to read it. It is a very clever narrative, as you start off, rightly so, thin... READ MORE

Babybell

Brilliant- changed the way I think
I read this book when I was 18, so three years ago, and I still love it now and enjoy re-reading it.
This is a book which is extremely well written, the au... READ MORE

becky

Excellent but not good, oh no...
This book is a brilliant insight into the mind of one Humbert Humbert - the lover of Lolita. He argues about the age related taboos, rails against laws but... READ MORE

Robert 101

An all time favourite
Lolita is quite simply a genius piece of writing. When I first picked up the book (and truth be told it was due to the sheer amount of Instagram posts I ha... READ MORE

Liberty Smith

A thinker and a debater
This is a vintage classic so it has to be read, different people with different backgrounds and belief systems will have differing opinions. However no one... READ MORE

kerrielp

An uncomfortable but important read
Tabloid media hysteria abut paedophilia makes the middle aged, male reader somewhat embarrassed to admit reading this book and certainly uneasy discussing ... READ MORE

Tim Dumble

Beautiful
A tale of obssession. A road book. And the time they spent in Beardsley is oddly cosy. The imagery is beautiful and the writing is so so beautiful and you ... READ MORE

ClarePenelope

My favourite book of all time
Lolita is haunting, delicate and charming, and all the more unnerving and twisted for being these things. Lolita stays in the mind long after one has put i... READ MORE

Lauren McNeilage

Brilliant read!
I read this book last year after a friend recommended it. Though a very sensitive subject [paedophilia] it is a fantastic book, extremely well written and ... READ MORE

keeley hydon

intense, yet beautiful
Lolita is an enchanting novel which explores the concept of being 'in love with love'. Humbert Humbert sets his case to the reader in order to persuade his... READ MORE

rmaidment

Disturbingly romantic and beautifully twisted
Nabokov's Lolita, in my view, is a literary masterpiece that details the sadistic relationship between a man and his step daughter whom he sees as a whimsi... READ MORE

Freya McDonald

Obscure yet beautiful through Nabokov's imagery
I read this book two years ago after hearing what the plot of Nabokov's novel was about, although questionable and completely obscure, I can honestly say t... READ MORE

Freya McDonald

one of my favourite books ever
such a tragic yet delicate novel. the trick of this book is that humbert writes in a poetic manner, trying disguise the disturbing truth. i would recommend... READ MORE

Joseph Hallam
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