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Shari Randall
After an injury ends Allie’s ballet career, she returns home to help at a lobster shack and is drawn into a death tied to a food contest. The seaside setting, local relationships, and a story of recovery frame the cozy mystery.
Jojo Moyes
Louisa Clark throws herself into a new job and life in New York while facing a long-distance relationship, secrets in her employer's household, and the task of rediscovering who she is. Caught between the glamour of the city and the comfort she finds in a vintage clothing shop, she learns to choose her life for herself.
Colson Whitehead
A nonfiction book by Colson Whitehead that uses The Underground Railroad to explore african american / general and underground railroad, with fugitive slaves in view.
Carl Phillips
Taking its title from the jazz standard, this poetry collection considers the restlessness of love, the gap between memory and history, and the risk of belief after loss. Philosophical reflection and lyric pressure meet in voices moving between intimacy and solitude through Phillips's exacting syntax.
Guido Melis
Tracing institutions and power in the fascist state, the book shows how the historical machine was fundamentally imperfect.
Sujata Massey
Perveen Mistry, one of Bombay’s first women lawyers, questions inheritance documents involving widows living in purdah and is drawn into a murder case. The historical mystery is shaped by law, religion, and patriarchal constraint.
Dominik Parisien, Navah Wolfe
An original short-story anthology that pits two classic motifs, robots and fairies, against each other. It plays with the border between science fiction and fantasy while refreshing both modes of imagination.
Leila Slimani, Sam Taylor
A psychological thriller that tracks the tension between a family and the nanny they hire, rendered in a cool, incisive style. Childcare, class, and the collapse of trust slowly converge toward tragedy.
Mariusz Szczygiel
Nie ma is a work of literary reportage about absence, loss, and memory. Through fragments of individual lives, places, and untold histories, it asks how what is missing continues to shape people and societies.
Wieslaw Mysliwski
A long novel that traces family memory and postwar Polish experience through a slow drift of recollection. Set around Sandomierz, it lets a child's perspective widen into a fuller view of the world.
Pip Adam
A novel about people from different generations working in Auckland's fashion scene. Exhausted Generation X workers and younger figures with money and ideals collide around production and a photo shoot, bringing consumer culture, labor, bodies, and the lack of a clear future sharply into view.
コルソン ホワイトヘッド, Colson Whitehead, 谷崎 由依
Colson Whitehead's novel follows the enslaved girl Cora as she escapes the American South through the Underground Railroad and confronts the violence and historical wounds that shape her search for freedom.