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The art of not overthinking
Throughout history, the human quest for knowledge of the divine, has ruffled the wings of many an angel, but also tested the wrath of the demon. This book not traces the history of angels and demons from their earliest roots to their modern day renaissance, but also reveals their most intimate secrets. Whether through personal stories, literature, myth, religion or art, this book is the story of how belief in angels and demons has cast a powerful spell over the popular imagination.
Amar Bari, Tomar Bari NAXALBARI
For the first time, read Independent India's political history in the form of a no holds barred, satirical comic book. In the newly independent India - food production is at an all time low, Zamindars control the farms, Nehru is dead, the coalation bengal government is headed for the wall and a tiny village in West Bengal plays host to an uprising. From the tiny village of Naxalbari the story travels back and forth in time, as it takes you to pre-independence Hyderabad, post independence Andhra Pradesh and finally to the jungles of Dandkaranya (Bastar and surrounding regions) where the sparks of Naxalbari finally grew into the fire that today impacts India and its people.
My blue elephant
"This one is a winner!" Editor of MomspressoOne little girl has a BIG secret! It’s her pet elephant, but sshhh... Nobody knows! Will she be able to hide him for long?"My Blue Elephant makes for a perfect bedtime tale and you won’t want to put it down even at the end." iCynosure BlogA little girl gets more than she bargained for when she brings an elephant back home to live in her room. It’s not all bad… elephant’s tusks are a great place to hang clothes. But as her friend gets bigger and bigger, so do her problems. "This is one of our favorites since the moment it arrived." Mom Reviewer, Shubha IyerYoung readers will love the absurdity of sharing a bedroom with a huge while parents enjoy the subtle message in My Blue Elephant.
