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Books to look forward to...
From an exposé on love or lust in Khushwant Singh On Women, Sex, Love and Lust or the controversies of cricket in Doosra: A Tale of Cricket, Crime and Controversy, the book shelf is brimming with exciting books. Read on.
On the bookshelf this week
One of the best ways to chill out in summer is with a book. From movies, business, fitness to feminism, the bookrack is laden with an eclectic mix of books.
Thought-provoking books this weekend
An account of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore's China visit, a take on nuclear diplomacy, an astonishing tale of 12 murders in a day and spiritual truths in the form of comic strips... a serious book pile exercises the intellect this week.
On the bookshelf this week
The first couple of the Birla empire, a teasingly written handbook for 'vague' women, the tale of the most shocking first day at work, a candid autobiography of a politician... the bookshelf this week is full of surprises and information.
Books to read this weekend
From Wilbur Smith's Those in Peril to Ashok K. Banker's The Vengeance of Ravana, this week's book shelf is a bohemian medley of adventure, spirituality, mythology and history.
Books this week
From the magnificent story of Anuradhapura - the greatest Asian Buddhist city to the story of Tor Baz and his land, the book case this week is a delight for those who love a good story.
Books to look forward to...
From an office comedy to a tribute to curry, there is an eclectic mix of books to whet your appetite this time. Read on to know more.
Books this week
Serious and heavy, the books this weekend tease the intellect. From Aneesha Kapur's
Stealing Karma
to S.B. Mishra's
Dream Chasing
, have your pick.
On the bookshelf this week
From women centric stories to Indian democracy, non-fiction calls the shots on the weekend book cart. Pick up the gems as you read on.
Book cache this week
The pile of books this week is inspirational and exciting, featuring a mix of facts and fictions. Take your pick from an assortment of inspirational or love stories.
On the bookshelves this week
There's an eclectic mix of genres for your reading pleasure this week. Take your pick from business, photography and history.
Books on Pakistan top bestseller lists
Indian journalist M.J. Akbar's
Tinderbox: The Past and Future of Pakistan
continues on top of the non-fiction section of the bestseller list for the seventh week.
Tender Hooks
by Pakistani writer Moni Mohsin rules the fiction chart.
Books this week
The bookshelf this week is essentially Indian in flavour, showcasing the country's soul. From
The Jewel That is Best
to
The Ramayana
, check out the books for this week.
Delhi's date with Orhan Pamuk
Orhan Pamuk's fans were in for a treat when world-renowned Turkish author Orhan Pamuk came visiting the Capital after attending the much talked about Jaipur Literature Festival.
Year-end bonanza
The book cart this week is a year-end holiday treat.
Book All About Rockets
; Written by S.K. Das, Published by Penguin-India is priced at Rs.175.
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