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Carnivalesque

To Andy and his parents, it looks like any other carnival: creaking ghost train, rusty rollercoaster and circus performers. But of course it isn't. Drawn to the hall of mirrors, Andy enters and is hypnotised by the many selves staring back at him. Sometime later, one of those selves walks out rejoins his parents - leaving Andy trapped inside the glass, snatched from the tensions of his suburban home and transported to a world where the laws of gravity are meaningless and time performs acrobatic tricks. And now an identical stranger inhabits Andy's life, unsettling his mother with a curious blankness, as mysterious events start unfolding in their Irish coastal town..

Формат: Мягкая бумажная, 282 стр.

ISBN: 9781408881354

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  • carnivalesque — [kar΄nə vəl esk′] adj. like a carnival, as in being excessive, disordered, chaotic, surreal, vital, etc. * * * …   Universalium

  • carnivalesque — [kar΄nə vəl esk′] adj. like a carnival, as in being excessive, disordered, chaotic, surreal, vital, etc …   English World dictionary

  • carnivalesque — adjective Date: 1791 1. suggestive of a carnival < a carnivalesque celebration > 2. marked by an often mocking or satirical challenge to authority and the traditional social hierarchy < a carnivalesque protest > …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • carnivalesque — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|esk adjective Etymology: Italian carnivalesco, from carnivale + esco esque : like or suggestive of a carnival Venice … is like a museum with carnivalesque overtones Truman Capote * * * carnivalesqueˈ adjective Characteristic of or… …   Useful english dictionary

  • carnivalesque — carnival ► NOUN 1) an annual period of public revelry involving processions, music, and dancing. 2) N. Amer. a travelling funfair or circus. DERIVATIVES carnivalesque adjective. ORIGIN Italian carnevale, from Latin carnelevamen Shrovetide , from… …   English terms dictionary

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