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Primo Conti, Gabriel Cacho Millet
A memoir by Primo Conti in which his artistic life is interwoven with testimony about twentieth-century Italian culture.
Lynn Ruane
A memoir tracing the author's childhood, drug use, teenage pregnancy, return to education, and path into public life. Through personal history, it speaks frankly about class, addiction, and young people left outside social systems.
Kate Clanchy
Drawing on years of teaching experience, the book carefully portrays students, colleagues, and the everyday reality of the classroom. It looks at both the pain and the hope education can produce, and reframes school from the perspective of the people inside it rather than from above.
Yannick Haenel, Teresa Fagan
A novel that moves between cinema and literature, mixing exaggeration and humor to explore obsession, madness, and desire for art. Its dreamlike schemes make the narrator’s fixation and faith in fiction especially vivid.
PAJTIM STATOVCI
Crossing follows two young people trying to flee Albania for Italy, shaping a story of exile, sexuality, gender, and self-invention. The narration shifts with each place of arrival, turning suspicion toward fixed identity into the form of the novel itself.
Kwame Alexander, Kadir Nelson
This picture book links Black history and the present in a poem that honors endurance, dignity, and everyday survival.
ワンダ・ガアグ, 戸澤柊
After an apple falls and startles the little bunny, it leaves Bunnyland and moves through a chain of alphabet-linked encounters and events. The result is a playful picture book whose wordplay and visual rhythm carry the story.
Marcus Malte, Emma Ramadan, Tom Roberge
An epic of wandering and coming of age that follows an unnamed boy raised in southern France. Violence, tenderness, and the sweep of history intertwine as he is gradually opened to the world.
NAMWALI SERPELL
An epic novel that reimagines Zambian history across generations through myth, family saga, and speculative invention.
Ike Holter
A play in which a group of millennial friends confronts adulthood and chaos when one of them returns after being presumed dead.
LAURIE HALSE ANDERSON
A verse memoir that confronts the memory of sexual violence and reflects on what it means to speak out in the #MeToo era.
Sonny Liew
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