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Invisible Empire: The Natural History of Viruses (Tamil) by Pranay Lal

Category: Non-fiction Publisher: Bharathi Puthakalayum Rights: Translation rights available for Indian languages (excluding Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil), Dramatisation rights available Viruses are the world’s most abundant life form, and now, when humanity is in the midst of a close encounter with their immense power, perhaps the most feared. But do we understand viruses? Possibly the […]

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Virus (Invisible Empire) by Pranay Lal

Category: Non-fiction Publisher: DC Books Rights: Translation rights available for Indian languages (excluding Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil), Dramatisation rights available Viruses are the world’s most abundant life form, and now, when humanity is in the midst of a close encounter with their immense power, perhaps the most feared. But do we understand viruses? Possibly the

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The Prosperity Code by Bijay Anand

In The Prosperity Code, celebrated Kundalini yoga teacher, actor, and entrepreneur Bijay J. Anand dismantles the myths surrounding money, ambition, power, and success. Drawing from his journey— from selling soap on Mumbai’s local trains to building success across cinema, spirituality, and art dealing—he reveals how prosperity becomes inevitable when inner mastery meets decisive action.

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I’m Nick by Marko Zupanc, Uroš Martinčič, Lučka Kovač Martinčič

Marko Zupanc, Lučka Kovač Martinčič and Uroš Martinčič present an interactive collection of pebbles and stones for young readers, age 8 and above. By letting them recognise interesting silhouettes and draw them, then compare their ideas with others’, the book is meant to inspire a love of nature in children. It also nurtures their innate creativity away from a screen, and fosters respect for the views of others since there are no wrong associations.

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Drown all the Refugees by Tabish Khair

This is a gothic novel of unexpected happenings and haunting characters, of shadows without a body or bodies that have lost their shadows, of walls that hold you captive and love that frees you – all of it undergirded by the narrator’s radical demand to his reader: “Do you think pity absolves you? No, pity is something to be offered to a dog lamed by a car, a bird with broken wings, a worm cleft in half. It is better to kill a human being than to pity him.”

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