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Literary Fiction· Ireland

Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha

by Roddy Doyle
Aggregate Editorial Score72/100
★Booker Prize
Published 1994285 pagesEnglish
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About This Book

Published in 1994, Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha established Roddy Doyle as one of the defining voices in literary fiction. Ten-year-old Paddy Clarke narrates his working-class north Dublin childhood in 1968 with an irresistible voice—comic, observant, and increasingly frightened as his parents' marriage deteriorates. Doyle's Booker Prize winner is a masterclass in child narration and Dublin vernacular. Themes of childhood, Dublin, family run through the work. The book has received recognition from Booker Prize 1994.

Awards & Recognition

Booker Prize
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199468
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Roddy Doyle
Ireland
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha about?

Ten-year-old Paddy Clarke narrates his working-class north Dublin childhood in 1968 with an irresistible voice—comic, observant, and increasingly frightened as his parents' marriage deteriorates. Doyle's Booker Prize winner is a masterclass in child narration and Dublin vernacular.

Who wrote Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha?

Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha was written by Roddy Doyle, from Ireland. First published in 1994.

What awards has Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha won?

Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha has received the following awards and honours: Booker Prize 1994.

Is Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha worth reading?

Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha is a well-regarded book with solid critical recognition, with an aggregate editorial score of 68/100 on 50 Best Books, based on mentions across 1 editorial source. It is particularly recommended for readers interested in childhood, Dublin, family.