Kozhikode is a beautiful and vibrant city in north Kerala and has us all thrilled with its latest achievement in the field of literature. The city is known for its many libraries and has recently firmly cemented its place in the literary world by becoming India’s first UNESCO ‘City of Literature’. The city has been a center for literary activities for many decades, with over 500 libraries operating within the city.
All of 128 pages, Amitav Ganguly’s Twelve Paranormal Tales offers a quick dive into the genre of Indian horror. With most stories between 5 to 10 pages in length, it takes us on a short but unique adventure. The characters and setting in each story are different to some extent, giving us some range in the supernatural experiences and the eerie encounters.
Chloe, a spirited librarian in a quaint town, uncovers a rare, forbidden book brimming with love notes. As she delves into its secrets, she discovers a journey of self-discovery, unexpected romance, and newfound connections with her mysterious neighbor, Jasper, unraveling the town’s hidden stories of love and loss.
In “The Mystery of the Graveyard Gold,” Karthik, Aarav, and Asha stumble upon a pot of gold at midnight in the eerie Ulsoor graveyard. Their thrilling adventure to uncover the truth turns rivals into best friends, as they navigate mystery, friendship, and excitement at every turn.
It has been a couple of centuries since AI transformed the lives of humans, and three hundred years ago that the Great Digitization took place. It is in such a world where our protagonists, two brothers – Atul and Rohan work and live. While one is cautious, the other risks everything in high-stakes games. When Arcadia crashes, their lives are thrown into chaos, In a world that is completely run online, what happens when everything goes off?
Gwyn Jones thrives in Graves Glen with her witchcraft shop, Something Wicked, until Wells Penhallow moves from Wales to open a rival store. Their business feud escalates into a passionate romance amid a looming supernatural threat. Can they unite to save their enchanted town from impending peril?
“Pineapple Street” by Jenny Jackson immerses you in the lives of the ultra-rich Stockton family. Follow Darley, a stay-at-home mom, Georgina, a clueless heiress, and Sasha, a self-made businesswoman, as they navigate family dynamics, wealth, and life choices in their opulent Brooklyn mansion, revealing that money can’t buy happiness.
“Journey Down the Years” by Ruskin Bond comprises of 25 pieces of writings, spanning an eclectic range of subjects. Through his pen Bond captures the essence of nature, nostalgia, memories, experiences, and simple living. The book offers a glimpse into the life of the author himself.
Anand Ranganathan’s ‘Hindus in Hindu Rashtra’ is a powerful, well-researched book exposing the systemic discrimination against Hindus in India. Through eight compelling chapters, Ranganathan debunks myths of Hindu dominance and highlights state-sanctioned injustices. Reading this book should not be a choice but a compulsion, a duty.
‘The Power of Nunchi’ by Euny Hong, helps you discover the Korean art of Nunchi. This book explores how to gauge others’ thoughts and emotions to build trust, improve relationships, and navigate social situations effectively. Learn to master this ancient skill and unlock personal and professional success through cultural insights and practical advice.
In The Naga Warriors: Battle for Gokul, brave Naga sadhus heroically defend their sacred city against the formidable and evil Afghan invaders led by Ahmed Shah Abdali. Set in 1757, this historical fiction weaves mythology and history, showcasing the valor and relentless dedication of the Nagas in protecting their land and Dharma.
Welcome to Grammar Land, where Judge Grammar rules and parts of speech come alive! Join Mr. Noun, Mr. Pronoun, and their friends in a delightful journey that makes grammar fun and engaging. Perfect for kids, this book turns tricky concepts into enjoyable lessons with storytelling and personality-filled characters.
A Fistful of Love, all of 214 pages, comprises of around 50 small essays whose topics range from love, attachment, marital relationships, problems and inconveniences, kindness, love language, human desires, cheating in relationships, marriage and its truths, desires, and its DNA, personal fulfillment, destiny and free will, tolerance, eternal truth, faith, realization, etc.
Innovative, thought-provoking, and timely, this book serves as a practical guide to future-proofing your career in a post-pandemic world. It challenges conventional career choices and emphasizes the importance of rethinking education’s functionality. With a pragmatic approach, the author ensures holistic organizational growth and employee satisfaction for long-term business success.
In this candid conversation with Balamurugan K A, an acclaimed educator and author, we explore his latest book, “A Man Eater in Kasan Kadu.” Join us as he shares insights into his writing journey, the inspiration behind his work, and his passion for preserving Tamil Nadu’s rich cultural heritage through storytelling.
After a failed marriage, Cole retreats to a coastal town, seeking solace. There, he meets Leonara, an artist with a similar quest for peace. Their tranquility shatters when two female activists vanish nearby, plunging them into a web of suspicion, media frenzy, and secrets that could unravel everything.
Discover solace in ‘It Happens’, a poetic journey that embraces life’s challenges with warmth and wisdom. Through relatable verses, it reminds us of the beauty in chaos, urging readers to find peace amidst the storm. A must-read for those seeking solace and perspective in the tumult of life.
In “Bobo and the Magic Cloak,” nine-year-old penguin Bobo, living in a library, dreams of exploring outer space. Uninterested in math and science, she dives into magic books instead. One day, she discovers a legendary magic cloak that might finally make her dream of space travel come true!