Tess Uriza Holthe’s masterpiece captures resilience during WWII in the Philippines. A tale of siblings hiding from soldiers, interwoven with Filipino myths. A gripping story of hope amidst chaos.
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Kate Quinn’s compelling story intertwines two women’s lives during World Wars I and II. A tribute to unsung heroines and forgotten bravery.
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Alice Hoffman’s poetic novel follows four women during a dramatic Jewish historical episode. Themes of mysticism, loss, and resistance unfold with lyrical depth.
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Jody Shields paints a haunting picture of 1910 Manchuria. A Russian doctor faces a mysterious epidemic, mirroring emotional detachment and frozen fear.
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Sarah M. Broom’s memoir-style narrative transforms a family home into a lens for understanding race and inequality in New Orleans East. A deeply moving exploration.
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Pat Barker redefines ‘The Iliad’ by focusing on Briseis, a queen turned concubine. A powerful tale of silenced voices and the brutal realities of war.
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Yangsze Choo’s novel set in 1930s Malaysia weaves superstition and longing into a breathtaking narrative. A journey of self-discovery and cultural heritage.
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