<p>When Breath Becomes Air (Medicine)<br />Paul Kalanithi<br />A neurosurgeon in his 30s writes about his love for medicine and the unexpected turn his life takes when he is diagnosed with terminal cancer. This poignant reflection on life & death has been posthumously published. <br /><br />Swing Time (Friendship) <br />Zadie Smith<br />The shared dream of becoming dancers binds two biracial girls in a complicated friendship, which only ends in their early 20s. The severed relationship is never <br />revisited, but it's not forgotten either.<br /><br />The Pleasure Principle (Erotica)<br />Various authors, Edited by G Sampath <br />The anthology of erotic literature brings together 15 stories by leading Indian contemporary writers. The diverse voices and themes offer a good dose of <br />excitement indeed.<br /><br />Second-Hand Time (War & Politics) <br />Svetlana Alexievich<br />The life and times of Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union are examined through the many voices — of doctors, writers, deli workers — who have shared their stories with the investigative journalist & Nobel Prize winner. <br /><br />Sweetbitter (World of food) <br />Stephanie Danler<br />A small-town girl moves to the glamorous New York City to begin her adult life as a worker at a posh restaurant. As her appetite for culinary knowledge grows, so does her appetite for experiences. And she soon finds herself in a love triangle. <br /><br />Shoe Dog (Business)<br />Phil Knight <br />The founder of one of the most popular athletic brands, Nike, recounts the growth of a start-up to become a globally recognised company. And the memoir begins with the shy 24-year-old Phil Knight as a college graduate at crossroads. <br /><br />Why Not Me? (Comedy)<br />Mindy Kaling <br />Infused with humour, the personal essays by actor, <br />comedian and writer Mindy Kaling — about her experiences in Hollywood, body image, adult life, falling in love — have relatable aspects for everyone.<br /><br />The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck (Self-help)<br />Mark Manson<br />The author, a star blogger, argues — with academic research and in-the-face jokes — that the path to a better life is built by recognising things that matter and going after them, and by accepting our limitations.<br /><br />Born to Run (Music) <br />Bruce Springsteen <br />The struggles of depression, the thrill of live performances, his formative schooling years are some of the life <br />experiences American singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen delves into in his candid memoir.<br /><br />All Quiet In Vikaspuri (Graphic novel)<br />Sarnath Banerjee <br />Set in a dystopian world where neighbourhoods wage wars to claim water, and following a man who travels to the centre of the Earth to find a mythical river, this graphic novel is the stuff of tragicomedy. <br /><br /><br /></p>
<p>When Breath Becomes Air (Medicine)<br />Paul Kalanithi<br />A neurosurgeon in his 30s writes about his love for medicine and the unexpected turn his life takes when he is diagnosed with terminal cancer. This poignant reflection on life & death has been posthumously published. <br /><br />Swing Time (Friendship) <br />Zadie Smith<br />The shared dream of becoming dancers binds two biracial girls in a complicated friendship, which only ends in their early 20s. The severed relationship is never <br />revisited, but it's not forgotten either.<br /><br />The Pleasure Principle (Erotica)<br />Various authors, Edited by G Sampath <br />The anthology of erotic literature brings together 15 stories by leading Indian contemporary writers. The diverse voices and themes offer a good dose of <br />excitement indeed.<br /><br />Second-Hand Time (War & Politics) <br />Svetlana Alexievich<br />The life and times of Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union are examined through the many voices — of doctors, writers, deli workers — who have shared their stories with the investigative journalist & Nobel Prize winner. <br /><br />Sweetbitter (World of food) <br />Stephanie Danler<br />A small-town girl moves to the glamorous New York City to begin her adult life as a worker at a posh restaurant. As her appetite for culinary knowledge grows, so does her appetite for experiences. And she soon finds herself in a love triangle. <br /><br />Shoe Dog (Business)<br />Phil Knight <br />The founder of one of the most popular athletic brands, Nike, recounts the growth of a start-up to become a globally recognised company. And the memoir begins with the shy 24-year-old Phil Knight as a college graduate at crossroads. <br /><br />Why Not Me? (Comedy)<br />Mindy Kaling <br />Infused with humour, the personal essays by actor, <br />comedian and writer Mindy Kaling — about her experiences in Hollywood, body image, adult life, falling in love — have relatable aspects for everyone.<br /><br />The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck (Self-help)<br />Mark Manson<br />The author, a star blogger, argues — with academic research and in-the-face jokes — that the path to a better life is built by recognising things that matter and going after them, and by accepting our limitations.<br /><br />Born to Run (Music) <br />Bruce Springsteen <br />The struggles of depression, the thrill of live performances, his formative schooling years are some of the life <br />experiences American singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen delves into in his candid memoir.<br /><br />All Quiet In Vikaspuri (Graphic novel)<br />Sarnath Banerjee <br />Set in a dystopian world where neighbourhoods wage wars to claim water, and following a man who travels to the centre of the Earth to find a mythical river, this graphic novel is the stuff of tragicomedy. <br /><br /><br /></p>
