'A Secret Kept' by Tatiana DeRosnay is a captivating exploration of family secrets and their lasting impact. When Antoine Rey surprises his sister Mélanie with a trip to their childhood vacation spot, a forgotten memory surfaces, unraveling a web of secrets that will change their lives forever. This novel is a profound journey through memory, identity, and the unbreakable bonds of family.

'I Think I Am' by Laurence A. Rickels is a thought-provoking exploration of identity and consciousness, blending philosophy, psychology, and narrative into a compelling read.

'The Chaneysville Incident' by Mallory Kane is a gripping tale of history, identity, and the search for truth. Follow John Washington as he uncovers the secrets of his ancestors in a story that bridges past and present.

'The Reluctant Fundamentalist' by Mohsin Hamid is a gripping tale of identity and disillusionment in a post-9/11 world, following a Pakistani man's journey from Princeton to New York and back to Lahore, where he recounts his story to a mysterious American stranger.

'The Clown' is a profound exploration of identity and authenticity, telling the story of a man whose life behind the mask is as complex as the characters he portrays. A must-read for fans of psychological drama.

'Expressive Organization' by Mogens Holten Larsen offers a deep dive into how organizations communicate their identity. A must-read for understanding the expressive dimensions of organizational life.

'In One Person' by John Irving is a deeply moving novel about Billy Abbott's journey of self-discovery and acceptance as a bisexual man. Set in New England, the story explores themes of identity, love, and the courage to live authentically. A masterpiece of contemporary literature.

'A Demon in My View' by Ruth Rendell is a psychological thriller about Arthur Johnson, a man with a dark secret. When a new tenant disrupts his life, Arthur's carefully constructed reality begins to unravel. A chilling exploration of obsession and identity.

'Going First Class?' by Vered Amit is an insightful exploration of middle-class migration, blending personal narratives with academic analysis to uncover the motivations and challenges of those seeking better opportunities abroad.

'Brat Farrar' door Elizabeth Mackintosh is een spannende klassieker over identiteit en bedrog, waarin een man zich voordoet als een vermiste erfgenaam, wat leidt tot onverwachte familiegeheimen. Een must-read voor fans van psychologische thrillers.