Lloyd Jones Books in Order
Lloyd Jones is a prolific New Zealand author, known for his diverse and acclaimed body of work. Born in Lower Hutt in 1955, his hometown has become a recurring theme in his fiction. Jones has worked as a journalist, consultant, and writer, in addition to teaching at Victoria University. His notable novels include Biografi (1993), Choo Woo (1998), Here At The End of the World We Learn to Dance (2002), Paint Your Wife (2004), and Mister Pip (2007), which won the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Kiriyama Prize. He has also authored a collection of short stories, Swimming to Australia (1991), and several non-fiction books, including Into the Field of Play (1992) and The Book of Fame (2000).
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Lloyd Jones
- #1AmazonNapoleon and the Chicken Farmer(2003)
- #1AmazonGilmore's Dairy Jones(1986)
- #2AmazonSplinter(1988)
- #3AmazonChoo Woo(1999)
- #4AmazonThe Book of Fame(2000)
- #5AmazonHere at the End of the World We Learn to Dance(2001)
- #6AmazonPaint Your Wife(2004)
- #7AmazonHand Me Down World(2010)
- #8AmazonThe Cage(2018)
- #9AmazonMister Pip(2020)
- #10AmazonThe Fish(2022)
- #11AmazonSwimming to Australia(1991)
- #12AmazonThis House Has Three Walls(1997)
- #13AmazonThe Man in the Shed(2009)
About Lloyd Jones
Lloyd Jones is a prolific New Zealand author, known for his diverse and acclaimed body of work. Born in Lower Hutt in 1955, his hometown has become a recurring theme in his fiction. Jones has worked as a journalist, consultant, and writer, in addition to teaching at Victoria University. His notable novels include Biografi (1993), Choo Woo (1998), Here At The End of the World We Learn to Dance (2002), Paint Your Wife (2004), and Mister Pip (2007), which won the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Kiriyama Prize. He has also authored a collection of short stories, Swimming to Australia (1991), and several non-fiction books, including Into the Field of Play (1992) and The Book of Fame (2000).
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