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Adélaïde Bon
The Little Girl on the Ice Floe
When Adélaïde’s parents find her mute and unable to explain why she is crying, they bring her to the police station and file a complaint against “X” for sexual assault. Adélaïde grows up without showing any outward signs of damage. -
Shannon Bowring
In a Distant Valley
Both a love letter and a window into the rural places that have shaped many, In a Distant Valley sets the stage for a final act to play out across a deep winter in snowy Maine. -
Shannon Bowring
Where the Forest Meets the River
Return to Dalton as Shannon Bowring draws another stunningly human portrait of small town America. -
Shannon Bowring
The Road to Dalton
From debut author Shannon Bowring comes a novel of small town America that Pulitzer-winner Richard Russo calls, “measured, wise, and beautiful”. -
Kazimierz Brandys
Rondo
In Rondo, a modern classic of European literature now available for the first time in quality paperback, Brandys gives us a compelling wartime narrative and an eloquent statement about political and personal exile suffused with a passionate, anecdotal warmth. One of the century’s great literary figures,... -
Su Bristow
The Fair Folk
From prize-winning author Su Bristow comes a fascinating coming-of-age novel about magic and the choices that define future generations. -
Su Bristow
Sealskin
Donald, a young fisherman, is overwhelmed when he comes across a group of beautiful women dancing on the shore beneath the moonlight. They are selkies — seals that shed their skin once a year to become human for a few hours. The decision he makes that night, to capture one of these selkies and... -
Alina Bronsky
The Hottest Dishes of the Tartar Cuisine
“What begins as a cruel comic romp ends as a surprisingly winning story of hardship and resilience.”— The New Yorker -
Alina Bronsky
Barbara Isn’t Dying
A bittersweet and hilarious novel about a marriage whose decades-old routine is suddenly upended. -
Alina Bronsky
My Grandmother's Braid
A MOST ANTICIPATED BOOK OF 2021 From the acclaimed author of The Hottest Dishes Of The Tartar Cuisine “a cruel comic romp ends as a surprisingly winning story of hardship and resilience” ( The New Yorker). Max lives with his grandparents in a residential home for refugees...