FART Recommendations: Six Books in Translation by Authors from Asia and the Pacific Islands
Here are six translated books by Asian and Pacific Islander authors to help you complete May’s FART challenge – read a book in translation.
Here are six translated books by Asian and Pacific Islander authors to help you complete May’s FART challenge – read a book in translation.
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Looking for a book in translation to complete the May FART challenge? Here are six fantasy series that will get you started.
1993
Young Albus Dumbledore
Albus Dumbledore (PoA-DH2)
Jacob Kowalski
Kingsley Shacklebolt
2017
2017
Seraphina Picquery
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