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When Mummy Had Cancer

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Priyanka Pandya Bhatt

Harper Children’s, pp 32, Rs 399

This is a touching story about a family’s journey through a challenging time, told from a child’s perspective. Life is full of joy for the little girl, but everything changes when Mummy discovers she has cancer.

Refuge: Stories Of War (And Love)

Sunny Singh

HarperCollins, pp 208, Rs 499

Spanning both decades and continents, this book turns its lens on those who are often overlooked in war stories: women and children, civilians, and soldiers who commit unspeakable violence.

Boats In A Storm

Kalyani Ramnath

Context, pp 312, Rs 699

Drawing on archival materials from India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, London, and Singapore, the author shows how decolonisation was ultimately marked not only by shipwrecked empires but also by these forgotten stories of wartime displacements.

Immortal Consequences

I V Marie

HarperCollins, pp 464, Rs 400

Welcome to Blackwood Academy: a boarding school located on the fringes of the afterlife. No one knows why they end up at Blackwood, though...

The Dilemmas Of Working Women

Fumio Yamamoto and Brian Bergstrom (translator)

Hachette, pp 288, Rs 499

In this classic Japanese bestseller, the lives of five ordinary women are depicted with irresistible humour and searing emotional insight.

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(Published 17 August 2025, 03:02 IST)