FICTION:The Scatter Here Is Too Great: Bilal Tanweer, Rs. 350
A love story written to Karachi – as vibrant and varied in its characters, passions and idiosyncrasies as the city itself.
Mango Cheeks, Metal Teeth: Aruna Nambiar, Rs. 350
Playful coming-of-age story that gently explores the themes of growing up and loss of innocence.
The Round House: Louise Erdrich, Rs. 350
Poignant and humane story of a young boy pitched prematurely into an unjust adult world.
A Restless Wind: Shahrukh Husain, Rs. 499
Set in the backdrop of communal violence in Gujarat, it delves into Ramzi family’s hidden past and a tangled web of relationships.
How To Fall In Love: Cecelia Ahern, Rs. 350
A thoughtful, captivating and ultimately uplifting novel.
NON-FICTION:The Map And The Territory: Risk, Human Nature, And The Future Of Forecasting: Alan Greenspan, Rs. 799
An important attempt to update our forecasting conceptual grid using 21st century technologies.
The Penguin Food Guide To India: Charmaine O’brien, Rs. 499
Your companion to the delightful world of Indian cuisine.
Darling: A Spiritual Autobiography: Richard Rodriguez, Rs. 799
Major reckoner of religion, place, and sexuality in the aftermath of 9/11.
Filomena’s Journeys: Maria Aurora Couto, Rs. 495
A compelling family memoir, the book is also a revealing examination of Goan society and culture.
Delhi: Mostly Harmless: Elizabeth Chatterjee, Rs. 299
Clever and insightful take on Delhi as a 21st century metropolis through the eyes of a young PhD student.
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