Our ebooks (402 Listed volumes)
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Delphine Horvilleur
Living with our Dead
WINNER OF THE 2021 BABELIO PRIZE FOR NON-FICTION A timely, powerful reflection on our relationship to death and an invitation to accept loss and vulnerability as essential and enriching parts of life, from France’s most prominent female rabbi and a leading intellectual. Living with... -
Savyon Liebrecht
The Bridesman
From one of the most important voices in contemporary Hebrew literature, the gripping story of a reunion between two family members that brings back a long-forgotten past and reveals secrets that will change their lives forever. -
Delphine de Vigan
Kids Run the Show
A cautionary tale for a world in which social media has shattered the boundaries of intimacy. -
Daniele Mencarelli
The House of Gazes
The critically acclaimed first novel from the author of Everything Calls for Salvation, adapted into a Netflix Original series, is a powerful coming-of-age story about loss, identity, and rebirth -
Jonathan Coe
Bournville
A tender and wickedly funny portrait of England told through four generations of one family. -
Christelle Dabos
Here, and Only Here
The new novel from the million-copy bestselling author of The Mirror Visitor Quartet -
Elena Ferrante, Chiara Lagani, Mara Cerri
My Brilliant Friend: The Graphic Novel
Elena Ferrante’s New York Times bestselling masterpiece, My Brilliant Friend, book one of her Neapolitan Quartet, is now an extraordinary and vibrant graphic novel, with text adapted by Chiara Lagani, and illustrations by Mara Cerri. -
Nicola Lagioia
The City of the Living
From the winner of the Strega Prize, a spellbinding investigation of one of the most vicious crimes in recent Italian history and a journey into the darkest corners of Rome and of the human soul. -
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The Passenger: Mexico
Fully-illustrated, The Passenger collects the best new writing, photography, art and reportage from around the world. IN THIS VOLUME: Guadalupe Nettel on Mexico City・Elena Reina on femicide・Yasnaya Aguilar on indigenous languages and racism・Valeria Luiselli on Frida Kahlo and “fridolatry”・Dario...
