Tytuł

Kraj

Keiichiro Hirano „At the End of the Matinee”

Japonia (powieść):

A delicate, timeless, award-winning ode to love’s fragility and its resilience.

Zhang Ling „A Single Swallow”

Chiny (powieść historyczna):

An epic and intimate novel about the devastation of war, forgiveness, redemption, and the enduring power of love.

Enjeela Ahmadi-Miller „The Broken Circle: A Memoir of Escaping Afghanistan”

Afganistan (wspomnienia):

An emotional and sweeping memoir of love and family and survival in the violent, changing landscape of Afghanistan in the early 1980s.

Natalia Borges Polesso „Amora: Stories”

Brazylia (romans):

An exquisite collection of stories exploring the complexity of love between women.

Szczepan Twardoch „The King of Warsaw”

Polska (powieść):

The ferociously original story of a city ignited by hate and a man in thrall to power.

Marc Levy „The Strange Journey of Alice Pendelbury”

Francja (powieść historyczna):

Alice Pendelbury believes everything in her life is pretty much in order but she has yet to meet the most important person in her life...

Alexander Münninghoff „The Son and Heir”

Holandia (wspomnienia):

A prize-winning Dutch journalist’s unsparing memoir of growing up amid the excesses, triumphs, and devastation of post–World War II Europe.

Noa C. Walker „You, Me, and the Colors of Life”

RFN (dramat rodzinny):

A moving, hopeful story about the power of love and the power of living a life filled with joy.

Johary Ravaloson „Return to the Enchanted Island”

Madagaskar (powieść):

A young man comes of age amidst the enchanted origin myths of his island country.

Some Days „Some Days”

Argentyna (lit. dziecięca):

In this touching story of family and loss, a young girl imagines a passageway in her yard that takes her to a place of safety and love.