Boy meets girl, Napoleon invades Russia, boy loses girl.


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A deadly survival thriller, translated from Japanese.


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The second Alita series lasted longer than the creator's inspiration did.


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A dystopian screed from an award-winning Japanese SF author


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A strange girl with a violin and a murderous teddy bear.


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The Russian "cultural response" to Harry Potter.


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In Luna 174 by Clara Duarte (Cada Seis Meses), Luna can see the colour of people's souls. Gaia is one of the few people with a white soul ( Read more... )

Sous le sceau de l'hiver by Hermine Lefebvre was simply amazing! Camille and Virgile investigate the disappearance of several Summer Court faes.

I love modern stories involving faes and humans with magical gifts, like Melissa Marr and Holly Black write, so this book was perfect for me.

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A Chinese cyberpunk novel about exploitation, the environment, family and cultural ties, and a possessed mecha.


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A long, complicated Russian novel about disabled children at a strange school that's neither magical nor mundane.


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