Jonathan Cape
Intimates
Helen Farish
A debut collection that looks closely at love, family, the body, and loss, rendering the shifting distance inside intimacy with candor and delicacy.
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Picador
Like a Fiery Elephant: The Story of B. S. Johnson
Jonathan Coe
A biography of B. S. Johnson built from papers and interviews, presenting both the writer’s experimental energy and the loneliness and collapse that marked his life.
Destino
El Alquimista Impaciente (Campana De Verano 05)
Lorenzo Silva
A police novel centered on Civil Guard investigators. Through the investigation of a series of crimes, it explores law, ethics, and human weakness as a socially engaged mystery praised for its tight plotting and psychological detail.
Picador
The Sea
John Banville
A quiet, elegant novel of memory, loss, and family, in which the narrator revisits a seaside summer from childhood and reflects on the boundaries of life and death.
Penguin Young Readers Group
Rules of the Road
Joan Bauer
A story about a teenage girl traveling with an older woman while confronting questions of belonging and family. It balances humor with urgency and gives the coming-of-age arc a strong sense of movement and independence.
白水社
暗いブティック通り
パトリック・モディアノ, 平岡 篤頼
A man with amnesia wanders through Paris in search of the person he used to be. Absence, identity, and the search for self unfold as a quiet suspense novel.
Schocken
Sonechka: A Novella and Stories
Ludmila Ulitskaya
A quiet family story that delicately reveals the inner life of a woman through memory and reflection.
Scholastic Inc.
Chasing Vermeer (Scholastic Gold)
Blue Balliett, Brett Helquist
Two children are drawn into an art mystery when a vanished Vermeer painting, strange clues, and coincidence place them at the center of an international scandal.
Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Grey Souls
Philippe Claudel, Hoyt Rogers
A dark novel about a girl's murder in wartime France and the moral fog spreading through the town.
William Morrow
The Body in the Snowdrift: A Faith Fairchild Mystery (Faith Fairchild Mysteries)
Katherine Hall Page
Faith Fairchild’s family ski reunion is interrupted by a murder in the snow, forcing her into another investigation in a closed winter setting.
Harry N. Abrams
Legends: A Novel of Dissimulation
Robert Littell
The 2005 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Mystery/Thriller went to Robert Littell's Legends: A Novel of Dissimulation.
Puffin Books
The Twenty-One Balloons (Puffin Modern Classics)
William Pene du Bois
Professor Sherman, after retiring, sets out alone across the Pacific and instead drifts to Krakatoa, where he discovers a secret society of great wealth and a world of wildly imaginative inventions.