Matthew Crow: 6 books

In this innovative book, historian Matthew Crow unpacks the legal and political thought of Thomas Jefferson as a tool for thinking about constitutional transformation, settler colonialism, and race and civic identity in the era of the American Revolution. Thomas Jefferson's practices of reading, writing,...

Like you I've been feeling forlorn of late. I don't know how long you have to be somewhere before it begins to feel normal, before you start to feel as though you belong. . . And so all I have is you. Your letters and the thought that somewhere, something good exists in my life. For now that seems...

A lawless land of violence and deprivation, The Meadow Well Estate is a no-go area for police and non-residents alike, and a hotbed of ritual violence. No one dares enter of their own accord, and few make it out alive. But Jack was one of the good ones. Recently released from prison, he is determined...

A small town. A missing schoolgirl. A terrible secret. And one girl's fight to survive. Sixteen-year-old Claudette Flint is coming home from hospital after an escalating depression left her unable to cope. She may seem unchanged on the outside; but everything's different. The same could be...

Life threatening cancer brings two teens together in this “story about moving through the trajectory of illness and loss and then beyond it” (Bulletin, starred review) in the bestselling tradition of John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars. Francis is determined to forge his own way in school...

« La vie fait parfois de toi quelqu’un qu’il t’arrive de ne plus reconnaître. Quelqu’un de radicalement différent de la personne que tu t’attendais à devenir. Je pense que d’une certaine façon, j’ai de la chance. Je peux montrer sur une carte l’endroit exacte où le cours de ma...