For those hungry for a life of purpose, this book is a manifesto. With KP’s guidance, you’ll embark on a journey of self-discovery, fueled by boundless curiosity, unwavering energy, and profound compassion. It’s not merely a book—it’s a blueprint for seizing life boldly, relentlessly, and unreservedly.
The much-awaited sequel to Shadows Rising, Book 1 of the Celestial Chronicles. The most unloved celestial in all the three realms is back! Pursued by assassins, a vengeful goddess, a host of angels and mysterious strangers, Akran must now find a way to heal the rift between worlds or risk losing everything that matters.
What are the secrets from Akran’s own past that threaten his present? Why are celestial forces out to wreak havoc on his beloved city? Are Akran and his friends a match for them? With the clock ticking, Akran must act quickly or all that he holds dear may soon turn to dust.
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Tautly woven with philosophy, passion, and profound questions, this novel is no sermon. It is a story of real lives, intense choices, and the irresistible force of Shakti. Can the pursuit of transcendence and the pull of earthly love coexist? In just five days, lifetimes of belief are tested, and the answers may be as fluid as the river itself.
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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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At once an intimate kitchen story and a reckoning with identity, Tell My Mother I Like Boys is about the hungers that shape us and the meals—lavish and humble—that teach us how to live.
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The book adds to our idea of wealth, rather than taking anything away from it. It outlines in great depth how each of the dimensions of our lives – such as time, or authenticity, or love and friendships, or health, or even solitude, suffering and difficulty – can come together to make our lives infinitely more rich than they would otherwise be. Towards the end it goes deeper and examines the more invisible and hidden dimensions of our lives, such as karma and the need for personal and spiritual growth.
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Mythologist and illustrator Devdutt Pattanaik narrates the Ramayana, drawing attention to the many oral, visual and written re telling composed in different times by different poets, each one trying to solve the puzzle in their own unique way.
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Journey back in time and experience the refugee spirit as Ladies’ Tailor captures you with all its danger, adventure and romance.
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With humour and imagination, Flyaway Boy highlights how special a child’s thinking is, until we box it. It is a celebration of whatever makes you uniquely you.
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