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A Thousand Blues
Cheon Seon-ran
Penguin, pp 320, Rs 599
Narrated by a most unusual and unforgettable storyteller, this is a powerful hymn to our humanity. Brimming with heart, hope and rage, it is a book to cherish, share and re-read.
Watch Me
Tahereh Mafi
Electric Monkey, pp 368, Rs 499
Brimming with pulse-pounding action and torturous romance, this book is an explosive journey through a dystopian landscape.
Not All Who Wander Are Over-thinking
Sridhar Sachidananda
Hay House, pp 204, Rs 350
This book is a straightforward look at the author’s life experiences, written in an easy-to-read style. This isn’t a deep dive into any subject, and many essays end with a question. It’s not about providing answers;―it’s about lighting a spark in you.
The Little Book Of Indian Dogs
Anusha Ramanathan
Harper Children’s, pp 32, Rs 599
Runi and Baba want to welcome a new dog into their family. Will it be the Chippiparai or the Rampur Greyhound? The Jonangi, or someone else entirely? How can they pick just one when every choice sounds better than the last?
My Name Is Jasmine
Shashi Warrier
S&S, pp 320, Rs 499
This work is a riveting saga of betrayal and revenge, and the deep-rooted conflicts that continue to dismantle the very foundation of India.