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Comics & Graphic Novels ·

Chi's Sweet Home, Volume 1

Konami Kanata

A family takes in a lost kitten and discovers how much a small animal can change an ordinary home. Through Chi's encounters with people, unfamiliar creatures and everyday objects, this first manga volume follows the beginnings of a shared life, finding comedy in the kitten's curiosity and her new family's attempts to understand her.

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Comics & Graphic Novels ·

Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood

Marjane Satrapi

Marjane Satrapi recounts her childhood in Tehran as revolution and war transform the world around her. Family conversations and private rebellions collide with the demands of public life. This first English volume of her graphic memoir follows a girl trying to understand political upheaval while growing into her own convictions.

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Nonfiction ·

Vagabonding

Rolf Potts

Rolf Potts explores extended independent travel as a way of arranging time, work and personal priorities. Practical discussions cover saving money, preparing to leave, adapting abroad and returning home. Alongside those decisions, he considers the attitudes that distinguish sustained exploration from simply collecting destinations.

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Comics & Graphic Novels ·

Fables, Volume 1: Legends in Exile

Bill Willingham

Exiled fairy tale characters live secretly among the people of New York. When Rose Red disappears and her apartment suggests a violent crime, Bigby Wolf begins an investigation that unsettles their community. This opening collection combines a murder mystery with the rivalries and compromises of familiar figures adapting to a very different world.

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Fiction & Literature ·

Les Orchidées rouges de Shanghai

Juliette Morillot

In 1937, fourteen-year-old Korean schoolgirl Sangmi is abducted by the Japanese army and forced into sexual slavery. Her hope of finding the French father she has never known accompanies a struggle to survive wartime Asia. Based on testimony, the novel connects personal endurance with a history of exploitation.

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