The Last Family in England

Book Review

"The Last Family in England" by Matt Haig is an unusual and touching story told from the perspective of a dog named Prince. The book serves as a kind of allegory on human relationships and family values. Prince, being a loyal and devoted family member, observes as his owners face various life challenges and conflicts. Critics note that Haig masterfully uses the dog's voice to convey the complex emotions and moral dilemmas people encounter. This allows readers to see familiar things from a new angle. Many reviewers emphasize that the book provokes deep reflections on love, loyalty, and responsibility, as well as how easily one can lose what truly matters. Haig's style is described as light and accessible, yet rich in meaning and emotional depth. "The Last Family in England" has received positive reviews for its originality and ability to address important themes through an unusual narrative lens.