Fresh in the New Year, I wanted to re-read a book rather than start off a new one. A part of me wanted to get in touch with the more ‘writerly’ aspects of my psyche. And thus I turned to this book by Julia Cameron.
Woebegone’s Warehouse of Words by Payal Kapadia is a whimsical dystopian novel set in the future fantasy world where speakers have to buy words to use them.
To Every Parent, To Every School is a book about raising resilient children in a VUCA world
At the ripe old age of 90, the very versatile Ruskin Bond comes out with a simple, short and beautiful book that carries within its pages little gems of wisdom gathered over a lifetime.
Slow Productivity by Cal Newport shows us how we often fool ourselves with appearances of business, and that, “go slow” may just be the new mantra to success.
Death, a character in the graphic novel “Starry Starry Night” has a surprisingly reassuring presence in this book written by Nandita Basu. about two people dealing with grief.
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is a heartwarming love story about the power of community and books
‘Susanna’s Granthapura’ is the first-ever English translation of the Malayalam novel ‘Susannayude Grandhappura’ by Ajai Mangattu (Penguin).
The Last Island by Adam Goodheart (juggernaut) tells the story of the elusive Sentinel tribe, found in the distant Andaman Islands.
With easy to follow organising suggestions and many pictures for inspiration, The Home Edit is your go to book for conquering clutter with style.