Who Killed Moosewala?
Jupinderjit Singh
Westland, pp 195, Rs 499
In this gripping and fast-paced book, the author, a seasoned crime reporter, closely follows the investigation into Moosewala’s death and also offers us glimpses into the man he was behind the mask of celebrity.
The Witch In The Peepul Tree
Arefa Tehsin
HarperCollins, pp 344, Rs 399
It is Makar Sankranti, 1950, when 16-year-old Sanaz’s body is discovered in her father Dada Bhai’s house in Bohrawadi, Udaipur. As the shadows grow long, it becomes clear that something sinister walks the halls of this grand old house.
The East Indian
Brinda Charry
HarperCollins, pp 272, Rs 499
Set largely during the early days of English colonisation in Virginia, the author gives voice to an otherwise unknown historical figure and brings his world to vivid life.
The Wind Knows My Name
Isabel Allende
Bloomsbury, pp 258, Rs 599
This novel is a testament to the sacrifices that parents make and a love letter to the children who survive the most unfathomable dangers — and never stop dreaming.
Understanding Islam
Abad Ahmad
HarperCollins, pp 372, Rs 499
This book examines the true spirit and essence of the religion based on its original scripture, the Holy Quran, and how far it has moved away from its spirit and values.
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