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Bookrack for the week (Jan 19 to Jan 25)
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Cooking Hope

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Harshita Jinaga

APK Publishers, pp 65, Rs 450

Whether it be breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snacks, this book is sure to provide delicious and balanced meal plans to help children build their strength and immunity.

The Persians

Sanam Mahloudji

Fourth Estate, pp 384, Rs 499

Spanning from 1940s Iran into a splintered 2000s, this is an irresistible portrait of a unique family in crisis that explores timeless questions of love, money, art and fulfilment. Here is their past, their present and a possible new future for them all.

Too Good To Be True

Prajakta Koli

Harper, pp 372, Rs 399

Wickedly witty, tender and utterly relatable at every turn, this is the sparkling, true-blue, will-they-won’t-they love story you’ve been waiting for!

Spellcasters

Rajat Chaudhuri

Niyogi, pp 320, Rs 495

Chanchal Mitra wakes up in a far-off desert town, sharing a dingy hotel room with the flamboyant Mr Kapoor, who is planning to abduct a billionaire. Kapoor insists that the billionaire tycoon is an impostor...

The Divine Kumbh

Deepak Kumar Sen

Niyogi, pp 180, Rs 695

This book offers a rare and immersive exploration of the Kumbh Mela. It delves into the ancient mythology, vibrant rituals, and profound spirituality that define the event.

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(Published 19 January 2025, 03:38 IST)