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A boy fleeing the Spanish Civil War finds himself in Stalinist Moscow.
A boy fleeing the Spanish Civil War finds himself in Stalinist Moscow.
Julia Navarro connects a child's separation from family with the political conflicts shaping Europe. Choose this for historical fiction that follows displacement through an individual life. The appeal is the uncomfortable gap between the promise of safety and the new rules awaiting someone who has already lost a familiar world.
For readers drawn to character, language and the tensions within ordinary lives.
Polish edition · language: Polish
A decision at the registry office opens three versions of one family's future. Florence Knapp turns a familiar what-if into a question about power inside the home.
Polish edition · language: Polish
Returning to family brings questions of identity, intimacy and acceptance sharply into focus. Douglas Stuart approaches home as a place that can offer belonging and impose conditions at the same time.
Polish edition · language: Polish
In post-war Lower Silesia, a family tries to recover a home. Rebuilding ordinary life also means confronting the histories attached to the place.