The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir Who Got Trapped in an Ikea Wardrobe - Tapa dura

INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER
Winner of the Grand Prix Jules Verne
Finalist for the Prix Renaudot
"A genuinely funny novel." --"Vogue" (UK)
"Who would have thought that a comedy that mixes flat-pack furniture with magic could tackle some of the biggest subjects of our time? With a big heart, a brilliant sense of humour and an excellent translator, that's what French writer Romain PuErtolas achieves." --"The Independent "(London)
"You'll find yourself giggling." --"The Sydney Morning Herald"
"The book is as heartfelt as it is original." --"GQ" (UK)
"If you believe in zen and the art of flat pack furniture, this is the book for you." --"Sunday Express" (London)
"Very funny." --"Daily Mail" (London)
"With his first novel, as sprightly as it is funny, Romain PuErtolas adds one hell of a cheerful note to this fall season. Total nonsense? Yes, but developed at a brisk pace by Romain PuErtolas, who piles up the vivid scenes along with oodles of puns." --"L'Express" (Paris)
"A laugh out loud funny debut that is as bonkers as the title suggests." --"Candis "Magazine""(UK)
"PuErtolas' debut is a charming, surreal comedy." --"New Books "Magazine""(UK)
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""This brilliant first novel . . . delivers a contemporary, off-the-wall version of "Candide." It's a fable, a farce, but also and above all, a delicious satire of the modern world, that we'll have to read while cautiously holding our sides!" --"Figaro Magazine "(Paris)

INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER
Winner of the Grand Prix Jules Verne
Finalist for the Prix Renaudot
A genuinely funny novel. "Vogue" (UK)
Who would have thought that a comedy that mixes flat-pack furniture with magic could tackle some of the biggest subjects of our time? With a big heart, a brilliant sense of humour and an excellent translator, that s what French writer Romain Puertolas achieves. "The Independent "(London)
You ll find yourself giggling. "The Sydney Morning Herald"
The book is as heartfelt as it is original. "GQ" (UK)
If you believe in zen and the art of flat pack furniture, this is the book for you. "Sunday Express" (London)
Very funny. "Daily Mail" (London)
With his first novel, as sprightly as it is funny, Romain Puertolas adds one hell of a cheerful note to this fall season. Total nonsense? Yes, but developed at a brisk pace by Romain Puertolas, who piles up the vivid scenes along with oodles of puns. "L Express" (Paris)
A laugh out loud funny debut that is as bonkers as the title suggests. "Candis "Magazine" "(UK)
Puertolas' debut is a charming, surreal comedy. "New Books "Magazine" "(UK)
"
" This brilliant first novel . . . delivers a contemporary, off-the-wall version of "Candide." It s a fable, a farce, but also and above all, a delicious satire of the modern world, that we ll have to read while cautiously holding our sides! "Figaro Magazine "(Paris)"