Publication year 1970
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Joy, Appearance & Reality, Self Discovery, Community, Truth & Lies
Tags Fantasy, Children`s Literature, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Action & Adventure
Truth & Lies
Whether exploring the consequences of concealing the truth or excavating the mysterious nature of truth itself, the titles in this collection discuss the intersections among honesty, factualness, legitimacy, deception, falsehood, and lies.
Kneeknock Rise
Knife
Lady Audley's Secret
Landscape with Invisible Hand
Last Night at the Telegraph Club
Later
Laziness Does Not Exist
Leadership and Self-Deception
Leaf Storm
Legend
Legendary
Leo Africanus
Lest Innocent Blood Be Shed
Let Me Hear a Rhyme
Letters to a Young Teacher
Leviathan
Liar, Liar
Lies and Weddings
Lies He Told Me
Listen for the Lie
Publication year 1970
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Joy, Appearance & Reality, Self Discovery, Community, Truth & Lies
Tags Fantasy, Children`s Literature, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2024
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Politics & Government, Perseverance, Love, Self Discovery, Community, Globalization, Art, Good & Evil, Justice, Order & Chaos, Safety & Danger, Science & Technology, Truth & Lies
Tags Trauma & Abuse, Indian Literature, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Psychology, Psychology, Biography
Publication year 1862
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Gender Identity, Truth & Lies, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Classic Fiction, Gender & Feminism, Victorian Period, British Literature, Gothic Literature, World History, Historical Fiction, Victorian Era
Lady Audley’s Secret was published in 1862 and caused a stir among Victorian readers with its depiction of murder, madness, extortion, and bigamy. The novel centers on a young woman, Lucy Graham, a governess working in the village of Audley. Everyone in the village is charmed by her, including Sir Michael Audley, who was instantly smitten with her youth, beauty, and sweet demeanor. Sir Michael is a wealthy, 56-year-old widower who did not want Lucy to... Read Lady Audley's Secret Summary
Publication year 2017
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Power & Greed, Equality, Love, Truth & Lies, Social Class, Economics, Art
Tags Science Fiction, Fantasy, Satirical Literature, Relationships, Agriculture, Arts & Culture, Business & Economics, Social Class, Finance, Food, Health, US History, Politics & Government, Poverty, Religion & Spirituality, Social Justice
Landscape with Invisible Hand is a satirical dystopian science fiction novel by M. T. Anderson, written for a young adult audience. A diverse author, Anderson writes both fiction and nonfiction for people of all ages. In 2023, Landscape with Invisible Hand was adapted for film, reflecting the novel’s popularity and relevance. The book depicts a future world in which an alien species, the vuvv, have sold their technology to humans, causing the collapse of the... Read Landscape with Invisible Hand Summary
Publication year 2021
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Self Discovery, Sexual Identity, Race, Gender Identity, Femininity, Masculinity, Love, Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Hope, Equality, Truth & Lies, Loyalty & Betrayal, Family, Friendship
Tags Historical Fiction, LGBTQ+, Romance, Coming of Age, Love & Sexuality, Women`s Studies, Modern Classic Fiction, World History
Publication year 2021
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Masculinity, Memory, Self Discovery, Truth & Lies, Safety & Danger
Tags Horror & Suspense, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Coming of Age, Fantasy, Religion & Spirituality
Publication year 2021
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Mental Health, Apathy, Shame & Pride, Colonialism, Economics, Truth & Lies
Tags Leadership, Psychology, Philosophy, Mental Illness, Psychology, Self-Improvement, Philosophy, Sociology, Health, Health
Publication year 2000
Genre Reference/Text Book, Nonfiction
Themes Conflict, Teamwork, Truth & Lies
Tags Self-Improvement, Business/Economics, Psychology, Business & Economics, Leadership
Publication year 1955
Genre Novella, Fiction
Themes Family, Conflict, Fear, Hope, Love, Memory, Femininity, Language, Masculinity, Mental Health, Aging, Childhood & Youth, Coming of Age, Midlife, Death, Future, The Past, Animals, Appearance & Reality, Objects & Materials, Place, Daughters & Sons, Friendship, Marriage, Mothers, Self Discovery, Social Class, Colonialism, Community, Beauty, Fate, Good & Evil, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Order & Chaos, Religion & Spirituality, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Magical Realism, Latin American Literature, Grief & Death
Leaf Storm and Other Stories is a collection of fiction by Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez. The collection includes the title novella, Leaf Storm (La Hojarasca), first published in its original Spanish-language text in 1955. When Gregory Rabassa produced the first English translation of the novella, it was published (originally in 1972) alongside six short stories representing García Márquez’s work between 1951 and 1968.The collection offers an early glimpse into the magical realism and rural... Read Leaf Storm Summary
Publication year 2011
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Politics & Government, Family, Revenge, Truth & Lies, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Science Fiction, Fantasy, Romance, Action & Adventure, Trauma & Abuse
Legend is the first book in the titular book trilogy by Chinese-American author Marie Lu. Originally published in 2011, Legend is a dystopian novel that explores topics of love, family, fascism, civil disobedience, inequality, propaganda, poverty, and hope in the face of an oppressive government. Lu was inspired by the classic Victor Hugo story Les Misérables and wanted to explore a similar cat-and-mouse dynamic in a futuristic setting. Just like the law-abiding policeman Javert pursued... Read Legend Summary
Publication year 2018
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Appearance & Reality, Family, Truth & Lies
Tags Fantasy, Romance, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Action & Adventure
Publication year 1986
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Truth & Lies
Tags Classic Fiction, World History, French Literature, Historical Fiction, Classical Period, Action & Adventure
Leo Africanus, a title also sometimes translated into English as Leo the African, is a work of historical fiction by the Lebanese-French journalist Amin Maalouf. It was first published in French as Léon, l’Africain in 1986, and the English translation by Peter Sluglett was published in 1992. The novel’s titular protagonist, Joannes Leo Africanus, whose birth name was al-Hasan ibn Muhammad al-Wazzan al-Fasi, was a real early-16th-century figure. Mainly, he was known for writing a... Read Leo Africanus Summary
Publication year 1994
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Forgiveness, Race, Death, Community, War, Fate, Good & Evil, Justice, Order & Chaos, Power & Greed, Religion & Spirituality, Safety & Danger, Truth & Lies
Tags World War II, Military & War, French Literature, World History, Philosophy, Philosophy, Religion & Spirituality
Publication year 2019
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Music, Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Grief, Hate & Anger, Love, Joy, Hope, Guilt, Memory, Nostalgia, Regret, Revenge, Shame & Pride, Equality, Justice, Safety & Danger, Loyalty & Betrayal, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies, Power & Greed, Appearance & Reality, Environment, Daughters & Sons, Family, Friendship, Siblings, Mothers, Race, Language, Community
Tags Realistic Fiction, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Historical Fiction, Grief & Death, Modern Classic Fiction, World History, Music
Publication year 2007
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Education, Social Class, Childhood & Youth, Truth & Lies
Tags Education, Social Justice, Race & Racism, Education, Psychology, Psychology
Jonathan Kozol’s Letters to a Young Teacher, originally published in 2007, is a collection of letters containing Kozol’s teaching advice for a new first grade schoolteacher named Francesca. The format of this book is inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke’s famous Letters to a Young Poet, which has become a model for advice books for young people in different professions and callings. Although some identifying elements have been changed, the book’s letters represent a real correspondence... Read Letters to a Young Teacher Summary
Publication year 2009
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Truth & Lies, War
Tags Science Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Action & Adventure, World History
Publication year 2011
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Truth & Lies, Conflict, Coming of Age, Family, Friendship
Tags Children`s Literature, Education, Education, Realistic Fiction, Humor
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Race, The Past, Daughters & Sons, Family, Marriage, Social Class, Colonialism, Economics, Art, Truth & Lies
Tags Romance, Humor, Asian Literature
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Love, Memory, The Past, Appearance & Reality, Marriage, Mothers, Loyalty & Betrayal, Safety & Danger, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Psychological Fiction, Dramatic Literature
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Memory, Femininity, Gender Identity, Masculinity, Mental Health, Appearance & Reality, Truth & Lies
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Crime & Law, Horror & Suspense, Modern Classic Fiction