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Geoffrey Chaucer, Barbara Cooney
A picture-book retelling of a tale from The Canterbury Tales. It presents the contest of wit between a proud rooster and a sly fox through vivid, old-world illustrations and a rhythm that works naturally for read-aloud storytelling.
Judy Grahn
A poetry collection that weaves myth and feminine imagery into a chain of symbolic voices, pushing a feminist perspective into the poem itself.
Harriet Rohmer
A children's book that retells an Aztec legend about how corn came to the first hungry people, presented in an English-Spanish format.
Thomas Keneally
Thomas Keneally's Schindler's Ark is a historical novel centered on Oskar Schindler and the rescue of Jews during the Holocaust.
Cynthia Voigt
Cynthia Voigt's Dicey's Song follows abandoned siblings as they begin rebuilding a family life with their grandmother.
James Merrill
James Merrill's The Changing Light at Sandover is a long poem built from Ouija-board conversations and meditations on love, the dead, and cosmic order.
Fernandez Santos
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Nash Candelaria
A novel centered on a New Mexico family history that also sketches early-twentieth-century Hispanic life, where history and family memory overlap.
Jesus Colon
A memoir-like collection of sketches about the Puerto Rican immigrant experience in New York. Work, family, and urban life are rendered with directness.
Isaac Asimov
A science-fiction novel that follows the fate of the Second Foundation amid galaxy-scale political change, pushing the series into a new phase.
Marcia Brown, The French of Blaise Cendrars
An illustrated children's book translated and illustrated by Marcia Brown, drawing on an African folktale and giving shadow and presence strong visual form.
Michael Bishop
Michael Bishop's No Enemy But Time sends a modern Black American consciousness back into prehistoric Africa to explore human origins and dislocation.