Packed with humour but with a lot of sensitivity, Pops by Balaji Venkataramanan, published by Duckbill cruises the difficult terrain of writing stories that connect with and resonate with young readers today.
Set against the backdrop of partition, A Gujarat Here, A Gujarat There by Krishna Sobti chronicles the journey of a sharp young woman who boldly negotiates her way through a time of immense change.
Welcome to a new kind of jungle- the green indoors! Nothing quite matches the joy of having living décor in your home. Living Décor by Maria Colletti gently guides the reader into the nitty-gritties and aesthetics of using plants to liven up your home.
Gardens come in all shapes and sizes. And some of them often have poignant garden story behind them. We Are The Gardeners digs in one such delightful tale…
Early to bed, early to rise, makes you healthy, wealthy and wise. But how? These books focus on morning rituals that serve you well. Read on and see how they will make your day!
Sara Tasker, a formidable Instagram influencer in her own right, gently guides readers on how building a community on Instagram in an authentic way, to increase their influence.
Mozart is a name well-known in the eons of history. Less known, but famous in her own right, was Nannerl, his elder sister. This piece of historic fiction for kids and young adults tells her story...
Based on over four decades of work in the diplomatic field, Hardeep Singh Puri offers an insightful look at how the most powerful people in the world can be delusional and how their policies impact the future of the countries they rule, in his book, Delusional Politics
Originally titled Goddess in Gucci, Ashtar Tashi’s book, “Keep Shining” offers simple lessons on living your life. Packed with heartfelt tips and honest sharing, the book draws on Tashi’s experiences in the realm of healing.
Kaifiyat celebrates the birth centenary of celebrated poet Kaifi Azmi. Translated into English by Rakhshanda Jalil, the book brings the deep richness of Urdu poetry to the modern reader.