Nonfiction

“Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea” by author Louise Glück intricately weaves the history and mythology of Nicaragua with a vivid exploration of its political turmoil and cultural identity, juxtaposing fictional characters with historical figures, especially the celebrated poet Rubén Darío and the oppressive ruler Anastasio Somoza.

With a respectful and positive presentation of Sikh values, "ABC of Sikhism for Kids" is a lovely beginner’s book that educates without overwhelming.

S.R. Praveen’s book, "Ticket to Kerala," offers a comprehensive history of Malayalam cinema, tracing its evolution from influential figures like Aravindan and Adoor to the contemporary scene.

“The PQ Advantage: Why Passion Outranks Intelligence” by Virender Kapoor is a motivational self-help book that emphasises the significance of one's Passion Quotient (PQ)—the combination of passion, persistence, and enthusiasm—over mere intelligence for achieving long-term success.

In "The Living Gita", Prabhupada Priya Devi Dasi elucidates the enduring teachings of the Bhagavad Gita through accessible explanations, personal reflections, and modern examples, ensuring the authenticity of all 700 verses.

Book Title: The Lawful and the Awful: Quirky Tales from the World of LawAuthor: Tushar MehtaPublisher: Rupa Publications IndiaNumber of Pages: 336ISBN: 937003725XDate Published:...