December 2017 10
Tidying books: Life-changing magic or mundane activity?
There is much more to tidying books than getting dust off them. Are you ready for some life-changing magic?
Amma Take Me to Tirupati by Bhakti Mathur
Bhakti Mathur’s Amma Take Me to Tirupati takes children on an exploration of the places we worship. The mesmerising Tirupati Balaji temple comes alive!
How can we make literature more accessible to the common man?
A new initiative, Stick.Lit makes a bold attempt to make literature more accessible to the common man. It aims to remove the elitism associated with literary works.
Fancy some MokshaShots? Turn to artist Jenny Bhatt’s latest book
MokshaShots by Jenny Bhatt is not just any comic book. It has social commentary presented in a unique arty way, laced with humour.
The Inheritors by Sonu Bhasin: Looking at family businesses in India
Family businesses in India form a major part of the country’s economy. In The Inheritors, Sonu Bhasin takes a behind-the-scenes look at the dynamics of family-owned businesses.
Mark Twain’s books: What will appeal to children and young adults today
Considered to be great examples of American literature, Mark Twain’s books are appealing because of the sense of adventure his characters evoke.
A. Coven’s The Hill School Girls: A refreshing take on boarding school life in India.
A boarding school series makes one all nostalgic! The Hill School Girls follows the exciting and challenging school lives of the four main characters.
Why Jane Austen is still relevant today- 200 years after her death
It is a truth universally acknowledged that if you are a lover of literature, you’ve got to have read Austen. Any wonder why Jane Austen is still relevant today?
Narrating the saga of the Indian Banking system- a multifaceted story spanning a decade
From Lehman to Demonetization by Tamal Bandyopadhyay looks at the Indian banking system in the context of major global and local economic changes.