みすず書房
灰色の魂
フィリップ・クローデル, 高橋 啓
A dark novel about a girl's murder in wartime France and the moral fog spreading through the town.
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Court Serpent.
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In a world reminiscent of medieval Scandinavia, the novel portrays the collapse of a community where power and belief are unstable. Violence, ritual, domination, and submission combine to reveal an uneasy relationship between humans and history.
Turtleback Books
Hundred Dresses
Eleanor Estes
The story follows a girl named Wanda as she faces her classmates' prejudice, quietly revealing the meaning of compassion and courage.
Bloomsbury U.S.A. Children's Books
Swift Rivers (Newbery Honor Book)
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Picador
The Line of Beauty
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Picador
The Master
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A historical novel about Henry James's later life that quietly probes a writer's interiority and the repression of desire. Though historical in setting, its center is the loneliness of a person who cannot reach intimacy.
Denoel
Suite Francaise
Irene Nemirovsky
A wartime novel-in-progress that captures the exodus and occupation of France with sharp social observation and a devastating sense of history.
Bloomsbury Pub Plc USA
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A historical fantasy set in nineteenth-century England, imagining the return of magic and following the rivalry between Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell. By weaving real history with magical tradition, it explores power, knowledge, and ambition on an epic scale.
Penguin Classics
The Heart of the Matter: (Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition)
Graham Greene, James Wood
Set in a West African colony during World War II, the novel follows Deputy Police Commissioner Scobie as he is pulled apart by faith, conscience, duty to his wife, and love for a young widow. It traces, with quiet intensity, how guilt and pity combine to drive him toward ruin.
Puffin Books
Rascal (Puffin Modern Classics)
Sterling North
Rascal is only a baby when young Sterling brings him home. He and the mischievous raccoon are best friends for a perfect year of adventure—until the spring day when everything suddenly changes. A Newbery Honor Book
Free Press
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Richard A. Clarke
A political critique of the George W. Bush administration and corporate power. Using environmental issues as a starting point, it examines how policy and profit intersect.