Livres en anglais

An ancient Chinese mathematics classic of algorithms, measurement, equations, proportions, and practical problems.

Shakespeare’s tragedy of mourning, delay, revenge, performance, thought, and corrupted power.

Paine’s defense of revolution, natural rights, representative government, and social reform.

A modernist novel of family, perception, art, grief, time, and the spaces between people.

A single-day modernist novel of memory, society, trauma, time, and inward life.

A glittering American tragedy of wealth, desire, reinvention, illusion, and loss.

An allegorical journey of faith, temptation, burden, perseverance, and spiritual destination.

Marshall’s influential synthesis of supply, demand, value, cost, welfare, and economic reasoning.

A revolutionary pamphlet arguing plainly for independence, republican government, and political self-determination.

A lyrical book of brief teachings on love, work, freedom, sorrow, children, and death.

A fantasy of childhood, flight, Neverland, play, danger, and the refusal to grow up.

A deeply personal Bildungsroman of childhood, memory, work, love, friendship, and becoming a writer.

The first Sherlock Holmes novel, introducing deduction, Watson, London mystery, and a transatlantic revenge plot.

A storm-dark novel of passion, revenge, inheritance, violence, and haunted memory.

A compact Gothic tale of divided identity, repression, experiment, and moral horror.

A moorland mystery where rational detection confronts legend, fear, inheritance, and a spectral hound.

A warm but unsentimental novel of sisters, work, imagination, growing up, and choosing a life.

A satirical voyage through strange societies that expose pride, politics, science, and human absurdity.

A richly woven novel of marriage, vocation, reform, provincial life, and moral consequence.

A revolutionary novel of sacrifice, doubles, vengeance, terror, and resurrection.

A decadent novel of beauty, corruption, influence, secrecy, and the soul hidden in a portrait.

A river novel of freedom, friendship, conscience, satire, and the contradictions of America.

Thoreau’s experiment in simple living, attention, nature, labor, solitude, and moral independence.

A tragedy of young love caught between family hatred, speed, secrecy, chance, and fatal timing.