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Jack Maggs
Written by Peter Carey
From the Booker Prize-winning author, a vivid and robust novel of Dickensian London--a place and a story teeming with mystery, science, and passion.
The time, the 1830s. Jack Maggs, a foundling trained in the fine arts of thievery, cruelly betrayed and deported...
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John Henry Days
Written by Colson Whitehead
Immortalized in folk ballads, John Henry has long been a favorite American hero. According to legend, he was a black laborer for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, a man of superhuman strength and stamina. He proved his mettle in a contest...
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The Journey Home
Written by Olaf Olafsson
When she learns that she has only twelve months to live, Disa decides to abandon the safety of the successful summer hotel she runs with her friend Anthony and return to the village in Iceland where she was born. In traveling...
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The Journey of Ibn Fattouma
Written by Naguib Mahfouz
July and August
Written by Nancy Clark
When Lily Hill’s family all returns to Towne, Massachusetts, for the months of July and August, a summer filled with comedy and drama ensues. There’s Sally, who stirs up trouble with Cam—a local girl who seems to be an honorary member...
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Juneteenth
Written by Ralph Ellison Preface by Charles Johnson
The story opens in the 1950s, with the first stirrings of the Civil Rights Movement. Adam Sunraider, a.k.a. Bliss, a white racist senator from New England, is gunned down by a young black man while making a speech on the Senate...
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Just As I Am
Written by E. Lynn Harris
After several years in New York and at his father's Birmingham law office, Raymond is in Atlanta, working as a sports lawyer for an up-and-coming black-owned firm. He has retreated into the closet, fearful of telling his parents about his sexual...
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