Montrose
John Buchan
A historical study of James Graham, Marquess of Montrose, and his military and political role in seventeenth-century Scotland.
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John Buchan
A historical study of James Graham, Marquess of Montrose, and his military and political role in seventeenth-century Scotland.
Alistair MacLeod
Set around Cape Breton Island, the novel spans generations to trace a Scottish immigrant family's memory, labor, and loss. Family story and local history overlap in a lyrical, elegiac narrative.
Susanne Antonetta
An environmental memoir that traces the impact of pollution on the body and memory, linking personal experience to place and health.
エリナー ファージョン, エドワード・アーディゾーニ, Eleanor Farjeon, Edward Ardizzone, 石井 桃子
The 1956 Hans Christian Andersen Award for writing recognizes Eleanor Farjeon’s whole body of work in children’s literature. Works such as The Little Bookroom helped define her poetic and intimate style.
Richard Russo
A restaurant manager in a declining Maine town faces the invisible forces that govern his family and his community.
Rosemary Stevens
A debut Regency mystery in which Beau Brummell investigates a murder hidden within high society.
Walter Dean Myers
Sixteen-year-old Steve is on trial as an accomplice to murder, and he records his experience in a notebook as if it were a film script. The moving trial and his inner turmoil collide, exposing his uncertainty about guilt and self-image.
Val McDermid, Doris Styron
Essentially a police procedural, this book poses serious questions about habeas corpus in a murder trial where the death penalty is exacted.
Donald Phelps
A critical essay collection tracing the history and expressive power of newspaper comics within American popular culture.
Rachel Seiffert
"Helmut: A boy born with a physical deformity finds work as a photographer's assistant during the 1930s and captures on film the changing temper of Berlin, the city he loves.
An Na
The novel follows Young Ju, who moves from Korea to the United States as a child, through family poverty, her father’s violence, and cultural dislocation. It quietly builds the pain of an immigrant family over time.
T. Jefferson Parker
警察小説の伝統を踏襲しつつ人物描写を重視した犯罪小説。 It depicts how past incidents cast a shadow on the present, the inner workings of investigations, and carefully depicts the social background.