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Cecelie Berry
An anthology of black women writers on motherhood that reconsiders maternal experience through family, labor, and identity. The collection brings together a range of voices and perspectives.
Jennifer Donnelly
1900年代初頭のアメリカを舞台に、若い女性が自立と真実を求めて事件に巻き込まれ、自己と社会の期待の間で葛藤する歴史的青春小説。ミステリー要素と社会問題が絡み合う重厚な成長譚です。
ローリー・ハルツ アンダーソン, Laurie Halse Anderson, 金原 瑞人
Speak is a YA novel about a girl who becomes isolated at the start of high school and has to confront her own experience while living with the memory of sexual assault and a silence that has taken hold of her. Its precise psychological portrait and restrained narration make trauma, loneliness, and recovery feel immediate and unforgettable.
Diane Margerie
An essayistic book that uses memory and literary reflection to explore the tangled bond between Aurore and George and the way private recollection shapes identity.
Lynne Truss
A lively guide that untangles punctuation and revisits the habits and misunderstandings hidden in English usage. It is a practical book that also reads as an entertaining celebration of language.
Diana Abu-Jaber
Set around an Arab-American café in Los Angeles, the novel follows Sirine as an Iraqi exile enters her world and draws out questions of love, memory, and belonging.
Francis Yeats-Brown
An autobiographical work recalling an officer's life in British India. Through military service, postings, and adventurous episodes, it vividly conveys imperial military culture, encounters with other cultures, and the author's younger days.
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Patrizia Cavalli
A quiet, intimate poetry collection linking everyday life with theatrical metaphor.
Jean Hougron
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Sir Doyle, Arthur Conan, Juan Manuel Dominguez
A book that follows its subject through conflict, memory, or discovery, with a strong emphasis on character and atmosphere.
Charles P. Wohlforth
The 2004 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Science and Technology went to Charles Wohlforth's The Whale and the Supercomputer, a nonfiction book about climate change in the Arctic.