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Sonya Hartnett
Set in a rural community during the Great Depression, the novel follows a girl growing up amid family poverty and loneliness. Its restrained prose lets imagination and pain move together, highlighting the complexity of a child’s inner life.
Roberto Amato
A poetic collection that moves through food, memory, and the symbolic life of everyday kitchens.
Michael Thomas Ford
A coming-of-age novel in which young men and women change through love, loss, and self-discovery over one summer. Beneath the bright dialogue lies a quiet accumulation of the distance between desire and reality.
Robert Coles
1968 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award winner. A social study of how American children live through upheaval and change.
Virginia Sorensen, Joe & Beth Krush
1957 Newbery Medal Winner Marly and her family share many adventures when they move from the city to a farmhouse on Maple Hill.
Mordicai Gerstein
The book tells the story of Philippe Petit’s walk between the Twin Towers with lyrical art and spare prose. The factual astonishment of the event meets the quiet power of picture-book form.
Kevin Brockmeier
A disquieting, darkly playful story in which the ceiling begins to blur the boundary between reality and fantasy. Everyday life slowly warps under an unseen pressure.
Kwame Dawes
Progeny of Air is a poetry collection that moves through inheritance, diaspora, and breath. Its restrained voice lets image and repetition build emotional pressure.
Bayard Rustin, Devon W. Carbado, Donald Weise
A collection of Bayard Rustin's writings and related materials that bridges civil-rights history and gay liberation. It is more than an edited volume: it lets readers encounter the movement through Rustin's own words.
Jacqueline Winspear
In postwar London, former maid-turned-investigator Maisie Dobbs searches for a missing woman and keeps running into the lingering wounds of the Great War.
Edwidge Danticat
A historical novel about the 1937 massacre in the Dominican Republic, told through memory, love, and survival.
Ernesto Sabato
A psychological novel in which painter Pablo Castel’s confession leads from solitude and obsession toward ruin.