This thrilling literary mystery is set in post-World War II Barcelona and follows a young boy, Daniel, a boy whose father owns a bookshop in Barcelona. One day, he discovers a mysterious novel, leading him down a path of intrigue and danger.
Spanning several generations, this fascinating historical fiction explores the struggles of a Korean family living in Japan, offering a heart-wrenching perspective on identity, belonging, and survival.
Written by John Edward Williams, this is a quiet, introspective novel about the life of a university professor. It is a beautifully written meditation on unfulfilled dreams and the quiet dignity of an ordinary life.
A unique blend of fantasy and realism, this novel set in New Zealand revolves around a reclusive artist, a mute boy, and his troubled guardian, uncovering human complexities.
This novel is a stunning blend of fiction, philosophy, and science that explores the connection between a writer in British Columbia and a Japanese teenager’s diary. This is when the writer explores the life of the girl from an emotional level.
This emotionally intense novel follows four college friends in New York as they experience trauma, deep friendship, and identity over several decades. While it has gained some recognition, it largely remains underrated for its brilliant theme of resilience.
Set in Beirut, this novel follows Aaliya, a 72-year-old reclusive woman who spends her days translating literature. A deeply reflective book, it offers insights on loneliness, the impact of war, and the love of literature.