Best selling Humanitas titles at Bookfest. Ioana Pârvulescu and Radu Paraschivescu, among the favorite writers

Present at the 17th edition of the Bookfest Fair, the Humanitas Group (Humanitas, Humanitas Fiction and Humanitas Junior) offered the public titles just out of print, but also bestsellers that are only good to read during the summer vacation.

Top 10 Humanities

Ioana Pârvulescu, The Gold of the Cat

Radu Paraschivescu, Freedom from depression: Coverings and revelations from us

Marius Chivu (coord.), The book of depressions: 24 confessions about sadness, fear, despair and other demons

Alexandru N. Stermin, Looking at the orangutan or About the animal in us

Gabriel Liiceanu, Letter to Dorothea: Brief of ideas in love

Mircea Cărtărescu, Solenoid

Tatiana Niculescu, Delicious story of the Romanian cozonac

Cătălin Vasilescu, My Dear Wallace: The History of the Day Sir Charles Darwin Lost His Elegance

Radu Umbreș, Distrust: How Deep Romania Works. An anthropological research, Translation by Iulian Comănescu

Douglas MacKenzie, Before It Collapsed: Modernism and Art Déco in Bucharest, Translated by Ruxandra Avian

Top 10 Humanities Fiction

Thomas Schlesser, Ochii Monai, Translation and notes by Daniel Nicolescu

Thomas Leoncini, The Man Who Wanted to Be Loved and the Motan Who Fell in Love with Him, Translated by Liliana Nechita

JM Coetzee, The Pole, Translated by Irina Horea

Isabel Allende, My Name Knows the Wind, Translated by Cornelia Rădulescu

Colm Tóibín, Brooklyn, Translation and notes by Cristina Nicolae

Yiyun Li, The Book of the Goose, Translation and notes by Justina Bandol

Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, My Life with Mozart, Translated by Lidia Bodea

Amos Oz, Where Jackals Roar. Stories, Translation and notes by Marlena Braester

Sawako Ariyoshi, River of Destinies, Translation and notes by Angela Hondru

Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt, Dark Sun: Traversing the Third Centuries, Translated by Doru Mareș

Top 5 Humanitas Junior

1. “Mountain with doors”, (8+) by Cătălin Pavel and illustrations by Oana Ispir.

2. ⁠,,The stories of the owl. The bear that wanted to be happy” (4+) by Eric-Emmanuel Schimtt, illustrations by Barbara Brun and translation by Lidia Bodea.

3. “Stories that pull you by the sleeve” (8+) by Adriana Ştefan, illustrations by Bianca Bratu.

4. “The Case of Bizarre Bouquets” (13+) by Nancy Springer, translated by Maria Rizoiu.

5. ⁠,,How to create a comic strip” (8+) by Manuela Manita, illustrations by Manuela Manita.