Lajja : Shame by Taslima Nasrin is one of her most controversial works. Banned in Bangladesh, the author’s home country, this book provides …
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In the Market of Zakrobat by Ori Elon is a cute picture book with a wonderful message. This book is a retelling of …
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‘Cock-a-doodle-doo,’ Mother Hen clucked as the big bright sun peeped from under the clouds. ‘Wake up, honey! Don’t forget, the early bird catches …
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‘Honey! HONEY!? Rose, where are you?’ ‘In here, Jon.’ ‘In where?’ ‘Bedroom!’ ‘Whattt?’ ‘I said, the BEDROOM!’ ‘What’re you up to?’ ‘Catchin’ a …
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‘Anybody got a knife?’ Melonie shrieked, ‘I wanna kill somebody!’ ‘Drama queen! Calm down first! Remember, deep breath and count till 10?’ an …
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A child so unlike the parents, yes, that’s me! Who’d have thunk of this glorious miracle? The progeny of fiery reds and calm …
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The Curse of Gandhari by Aditi Banerjee is an insightful retelling of Mahabharata from Gandhari’s point of view. Gandhari is an important woman …
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Please Look After Mom by Shin Kyung-sook was awarded Man Asian Literary Prize (2011). Set in Korea, it is a deeply emotional story …
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A Letter to Three Witches by Elizabeth Bass is a light-hearted witchy read. It has a bit of romance, with a copious sprinkling …
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The Hidden Child by Louise Fein is a poignant Historical fiction novel. The author’s experiences while raising a child with epilepsy are the …