View new release information for awarded works
3476 new books
Alan Gilbert
A history book that rereads the American Revolution from the perspective of Black freedom struggle. It treats independence and emancipation as two revolutions unfolding together.
Kevin Henkes
After hitting his head, Billy Miller worries that he is not as smart as he should be. Over the course of second grade, he slowly finds his footing in school and at home.
Gene Luen Yang
A two-part graphic novel diptych about the Boxer Rebellion, collecting Boxers and Saints.
Sheri Fink
An investigative nonfiction work examining medical decisions and deaths at a hospital after Hurricane Katrina.
Mario Praz
A critical book that extends Mario Praz's earlier work by tracing the line of imagination and decadence after Romanticism. Its method of turning close observation into a network of relations moves across both literature and art.
Emma Martin
Moving across England, the Balkans, and New Zealand, this collection traces the unexpected routes of people’s lives. Between urban and natural landscapes, it depicts unstable relationships and uncertain belonging.
Leonora Miano
A major novel about violence and memory in Africa and the diaspora, probing silence, testimony, and the fragile rebuilding of identity after historical rupture.
Yann Moix
A sprawling autobiographical novel about birth, family memory, and the painful formation of the self.
Charles Todd
A historical mystery set against World War I and colonial India, in which old murder and military honor lead toward a buried truth. Through Bess Crawford’s perspective, past violence casts a shadow over the present.
Pierre Lemaitre
Set after the First World War, the novel follows two wounded survivors who plan a spectacular swindle while a ruined country glorifies its dead and abandons the living.
Leslie Budewitz
A cozy mystery steeped in food and books. The owner of a small-town general store is drawn into local relationships and a murder case while pursuing the truth.
Eleanor Catton
Set in a 1860s New Zealand gold-mining town, the novel links twelve men and several intertwined mysteries through an astrological structure. Its layered design joins suspense with a vivid sense of place and era.