Shiori Ito
The internationally recognized sexual assault memoir that sparked a movement against rape, stigma, and silence in Japan.
Jessica Zucker
This evocative memoir confronts the cultural silence around miscarriage and illuminates how to transform trauma into human connection.
Jamika Ajalon
A portrait of young Black artists in the 1990s London underground, whose existence is threatened by the rise of state surveillance.
Grace M. Cho
A Korean American daughter's exploration of food and family history, in order to understand her mother's schizophrenia.
Cassandra Lane
A lyrical memoir reconstructing the lost history of a Black American family.
We all have a lot to learn from Alejandria, the nine-year-old protagonist of ALEJANDRIA FIGHTS BACK! / ¡LA LUCHA DE ALEJANDRIA!
In celebration of Shiori Ito’s BLACK BOX (translated by Allison Markin Powell), we gathered the very best in translated nonfiction to add to your TBR.
Leticia Hernández-Linares and the Rise-Home Stories Project, illustrated by Robert Liu-Trujillo
Join nine-year-old Alejandria as she fights to save her neighborhood in this bilingual picture book!