Trying to comment on our rich cuisine and the diversity that goes back so many years and spans thousands of cultural traditions, is a herculean task. But, Turmeric Nation concocts a fine experience for the reader to relish.
ISRO has done India proud not only through its projects in space science, but also as an example of encouraging women in science, in a manner that is devoid of tokenism. Here’s an inspiring read that shows how even sky is NOT the limit!
The Assassination of Indira Gandhi- The Collected Stories of Upamanyu Chatterjee may have a title that screams for attention, but it is in fact, a very nuanced and highly literary body of work.
Sometimes your ‘birthday week’ can throw in delightful and fun surprises and sometimes ahem, unexpected and weird situations! Middle-schoolers would love this fun read!
If you’re a nature lover, this beautifully illustrated book is a window into the fascinating world of feathered friends. From young readers to adults… Birds in my Garden and Beyond is a book for all!
A collection of short stories by Eka Kurniawan revolve around morbid and peculiar actions of seemingly ‘normal’ people. Kitchen Curse is a fascinating glimpse into their minds…
Sometimes life takes us on a long and arduous journey but ultimately it is ourselves we meet at the end of every journey. This is the simple truth that author Anmol Arora explores in The Last Dance.
Paper Lions by Sohan S. Koonar is a soul-searching experience of what happens when emotions clash with fate. It sets apart the valiant from the paper lions.
Madhu Gurung’s heartfelt chronicles brings forth voices from Tibet… we hear these in “Tibet with my Eyes Closed” and find that peace-loving Tibetans have been waiting and yearning for autonomy for decades….
The fictional diary of Nur Jahan…peeking into the thoughts of the most powerful Mughal queen is a fictional journey you will relish as you read The Teenage Diary of Nur Jahan by Deepa Agarwal.