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Padraic Colum, Jack Yeats
A short story collection that retells Irish folktales and legends through memories of childhood in the countryside. Its plainspoken narration lets village life and imagination flow together naturally.
Barbara Kingsolver
Told through the eyes of Demon, a boy from Appalachia, this modern David Copperfield follows cycles of poverty, foster care, addiction, and exploitation. It moves between humor and pain to render a neglected region with force and clarity.
Giovanna Cristina Vivinetto, Gabriella Fee, Dora Malech
Dolore Minimo is a poetry collection about gender transition and the rebirth of the self. Against Sicilian landscapes, family memory, myth, and religion, it follows a body in transformation and a language that brings a new self into being with both pain and light.
Sophie White
An essayistic novel that reexamines the boundaries between self, others, and family through memory and quiet unease.
Rachel Smythe
Witness what the gods do after dark in the third volume of a stylish and contemporary reimagining of one of the best-known stories in Greek mythology, featuring a brand-new, exclusive short story from creator Rachel Smythe.
Joseph Coelho, Kate Milner
This verse novel braids the myth of Theseus with a modern boy’s search for his father. Myth, family, and ideas of masculinity intersect throughout.
Suzette Mayr
Set on a 1929 train, this historical novel follows Baxter, a Black queer sleeping-car porter, as he faces abusive white passengers, unsettling ghostly presences, and a secret love. It captures the harsh realities of rail labor and the pain of being treated as invisible, while balancing quiet humor with mounting tension.
K. Tempest Bradford
Ruby Finley, a Black girl who loves insects, follows a strange bug in her yard into a neighborhood mystery. Readable and adventurous, the novel puts curiosity about science and the warmth of family at the center of the story.
Amanda Flower
Emily Dickinson and her housemaid Willa Noble investigate a suspicious death in Amherst in the opening novel of a historical mystery series. The book uses the poet’s world as a backdrop for friendship, class tension, and a murder that reaches deep into local secrets.
Davina Mccall, Dr. Potter, Naomi
A practical guide to menopause that combines the author's own experience with a doctor's expertise. It explains bodily and emotional changes in plain language and takes a supportive, reader-friendly approach.
ベス・メイシー, 神保哲生
This investigative nonfiction account traces the American opioid crisis from the spread of OxyContin outward into communities across the country. Through long reporting, it connects pharmaceutical marketing, failures in health care, social collapse, and the struggles of families and advocates confronting addiction.
Scholastique Mukasonga, Mark Polizzotti
A novel of Rwandan history and female memory that folds genocide, folklore, and lived experience into a story of recovery and witness.