Psychoanalyst Susanna Abse draws upon three decades of experience as a couple’s therapist and presents thirteen case studies that portray nuances of romantic conflicts.
Bilingual board books are just perfect for today’s readers! Beautifully narrated and illustrated, this one explores the colourful world of Radha Krishna
The dash of humour and eye catching graphics jostle with the facts and concepts presented, making the set of books a complete package.
Why Can’t Elephants be Red? by Vani Tripathi Tikoo (Perky Parrot, Niyogi books) gives us a glimpse into the mind of a lively and chirpy toddler who lives in a joint family set up in Singapore.
Dipping into the eternal wisdom of mothers, this management cum motivational book is dedicated to the lessons we learn from our first friend and foremost guru- our mother.
Significant gems are often lost in the annals of history. The story of Jhalkari Bai, a Dalit woman in the personal army of Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi is one such treasure that is unraveled in this book!
Insatiable..a concoction made out of an authentic Shobha De work- honesty, unfiltered views, a celebration of family, friends and food…all those little things that are indeed the big things!
The Songs of Freedom Series place young children at the center of the struggle for India’s independence. At one level, there is the story of the struggle for independence playing out on the wider canvas. But, parallelly, and equally importantly are young minds coming of age in a world where they are about to make a big difference.
A Tree of My Own by Ruskin Bond introduces young readers to the restorative powers of nature, accessible to all!
The Death of Kirti Kadakia is a thrilling whodunnit set in the affluent Temple Hill area of South Mumbai. This tale weaves mystery with nuanced portrayals of life in the community here.