Whether you’re in the mood for emotional tales of love and loss, gripping psychological thrillers, or inspiring life stories, this curated list of 10 Books to Read in December 2024 has something for every book lover.
When the past unravels, can love hold the future together? Alka’s seemingly perfect life in a heritage bungalow on her husband Subbu’s coffee estate shatters after his near-fatal accident uncovers buried secrets.
When Caitlin and Olivia’s parents head out to a dinner party, the sisters are thrilled to stay home alone for the first time, unaware of the shadowy figure watching them through the window, who later slips in through an unlocked door.
In The Health and Wealth Paradox, Ankush Datar and Mihir Patki unveil a powerful set of first principles that seamlessly combine health and wealth, showing how the two are deeply interconnected.
On November 29, 2016, a brutal attack took place at the Nagrota Army Base in Jammu and Kashmir. A group of well-trained and heavily armed terrorists infiltrated from across the Line of Control, using the forest behind the camp as cover.
Claudius Hildebrand and Robert Stark, key figures at Spencer Stuart, offer groundbreaking research into the CEO life cycle, revealing how leaders navigate the inevitable challenges and crises of corporate life.
A century after Ashoka’s devastation of Kalinga, the kingdom is slowly rising from the ashes under the rule of the Mahameghavahanas, a capable new dynasty that has liberated the land from foreign control and sparked a cultural revival.
In this book, many of the drawings and paintings stem from the walks I’ve taken—each step a chance to observe, to notice, and to capture. Never stop walking, and always keep a journal; drawing is a way to document your journey, but writing the words is just as important in recording what you experience.
Spark: Stories and Insights from India’s Public Relations Pioneers offers a captivating collection of essays from 24 iconic figures who have defined the Indian PR industry, including Sunil Agarwal, Atul Ahluwalia, Madan Bahal, Manisha Chaudhary, and others.
Love ignited the heavens, only to turn everything to ashes when it faded. He wasn’t a hero — no warrior to fight battles or rescue his love from the ruins of a broken world. But he was gentle, sensitive, and loved deeply, by his wife, Kannagi, and the dancing girl, Madhavi.
Mohinder Amarnath’s cricketing journey reads like a Hitchcock thriller, full of unexpected twists and triumphs. A key figure in the 1970s and 1980s, he started as a batsman struggling with short-pitched fast bowling but grew into one of the most fearless and resilient players of his time, renowned for facing brutal pace attacks in the bouncy conditions of the Caribbean and Australia, all without a helmet.
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