Harcourt (US)
The Spanish Bow
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Can art save us from ourselves? In her elegant debut, Ms. Romano-Lax ponders this timeless question through the ambitious tale of Feliu Delargo, ...Read Review
Voyage
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This young adult novel, first published in 1983, follows the lives of a number of mostly Jewish immigrants who are sailing on the SS ...Read Review
54
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Wu Ming is a collective of novelists meaning “no-name” in Chinese; most of the same collective was responsible for the Luther Blissett novel ...Read Review
Cyrano
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McCaughrean’s version of Edmond Rostand’s celebrated and classic romantic tale is delightful. Readers of all ages will appreciate the author’s ...Read Review
The Ambassadors: From Ancient Greece to Renaissance Europe, the Men Who Introduced the World to Itself
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In The Ambassadors, Jonathan Wright’s stated purpose is to show how influential ambassadors have been “in the encounters, collisions, and rivalries among ...Read Review
Götz and Meyer
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It is rare that a slim book can wield such emotional impact, but Götz and Meyer is small in page-length alone; the ...Read Review
A Tale of Love and Darkness
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One potent image conveys the essence of Amos Oz’s life and his relationship with Israel, an image presented by the writer Tchernikhowsky: “…...Read Review
Karoo Boy
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Douglas Thomas is a white teenager in Cape Town, South Africa, in the late 1970s. He lives with his mother, father, and twin ...Read Review
