Harry N. Abrams
The Tempest
Juan Manuel de Prada
Juan Manuel de Prada’s La tempestad won the prize. Set in Venice, it intertwines art scholarship, crime, and the shadow of memory.
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Mariner Books
Laughing Boy: A Navajo Love Story
Oliver La Farge
Through the romance between Laughing Boy, a young Navajo man, and Slim Girl, who has been shaped by American education, the novel explores the clash between tradition and modernity. Its attention to Native culture and the pain of a changing era rise together.
Chatto & Windus
Dont Move
Margaret Mazzantini
Non ti muovere is a first-person novel in which a successful surgeon confesses past affairs and wrongs after a life-changing event, unfolding a deeply psychological exploration of love, guilt, self-deception, and redemption. By probing the characters' inner lives, it examines the fragility of human relationships and the possibility of forgiveness.
Soho Press
Birds of a Feather
Jacqueline Winspear
In postwar London, Maisie Dobbs searches for a missing heiress and uncovers a trail that leads from private grief to a murder case haunted by the Great War.
Henry Holt Books for Young Readers
Doing It
Melvin Burgess
The 2004 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Young Adult Fiction went to Melvin Burgess's Doing It, a frank novel about teenage sexuality and relationships.
Kessinger Pub
The Story Of Mankind
Hendrik Willem Van Loon
Hendrik Willem van Loon’s signature work retells the story of humanity for younger readers, tracing the broad sweep of world history in an accessible way. It remains a classic introduction to the subject.
Actes Sud
Le Monde Tel Qu'Il Est
Salvat Etchart
A novel that observes contemporary society through daily life, contradiction, and social friction.
Amistad
The Known World: A Novel
Edward P. Jones
A novel set in the early nineteenth-century American South that confronts slavery from the unsettling angle of Black slave ownership. Through multiple perspectives, it probes power, responsibility, and moral contradiction.
Clarion Books
Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy (Newbery Honor Book)
Gary D. Schmidt
Turner Buckminster struggles to fit into a Maine coastal town and forms a friendship with Lizzie Bright, a girl from Malaga Island. As prejudice and development pressure threaten her community, he tries to choose what is right even when it puts him at odds with the adults around him.
Arcade Publishing
The Half Brother: A Novel
Lars Saabye Christensen
A sweeping family novel in which love, secrets, and trauma accumulate across generations, linking a son's coming of age to postwar social change and family reconciliation.
Editions Larousse
Neige
Orhan Pamuk
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Harper Voyager
Lord of Light
Roger Zelazny
A mythic science-fantasy novel of godlike rulers and reincarnation technology. Religious drama and political struggle merge, and an adventure story turns into philosophical dialogue.