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Nosy Neighbours: The new heartwarming novel with a cosy mystery from the author of The Last Library
0Discover “Nosy Neighbours” by Freya Sampson, a heartwarming novel with a captivating cosy mystery, now available at The Bookish Owl! When the residents of Shelley House face demolition, unlikely allies Kat and Dorothy must band together to save their home. As they turn into amateur detectives, they uncover secrets and suspect foul play within their own building. Perfect for fans of heartwarming fiction and intriguing mysteries. Order your copy today and get lost in this charming tale of community, secrets, and unexpected friendships. A must-read for those seeking a delightful escape!
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Not All Those Who Wander
0Uncover a standout piece of Indian YA fiction with this compelling coming-of-age novel. It tells the deeply relatable story of Gehna, facing an unplanned pregnancy, and Eram, balancing dreams with family responsibilities. The narrative delves into the complexities of millennial friendship and the unpredictable journey of growing up. Perfect for young adults and lovers of contemporary Indian literature, this book offers a quirky, heartfelt, and unforgettable exploration of life’s unexpected paths. A must-read for anyone seeking authentic tales of resilience and connection in India, highlighting the vibrant pulse of Indian youth culture.
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Not in My Book: The brand new steamy enemies to lovers romcom Katie Holt
0Dive into Katie Holt’s *Not in My Book*, a steamy enemies-to-lovers romcom available at The Bookish Owl. ISBN: 9781804996348. Rosie Maxwell’s dreams of romance writing collide with her literary nemesis, Aiden Huntington, in a New York creative writing class. Forced to co-write a novel, their sparring ignites an unexpected, scorching collaboration. Can they set aside their rivalry and explore their growing attraction, or will career ambitions shelve their chance at love? A hilarious and heartfelt read perfect for fans of slow-burn romance and witty banter. Get your copy today and discover this captivating debut!
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NOT QUITE A DISASTER AFTER ALL
0Discover ‘Not Quite a Disaster After All’ by Buku Sarkar, a captivating novel available at The Bookish Owl. This poignant story follows Anjali’s journey from Calcutta to New York City, exploring themes of identity, survival, and unexpected love. Experience her evolution alongside childhood friend Anita, navigating marriage and motherhood in suburban Ohio. Sarkar’s nuanced narrative delves into shifting expectations and the allure of new beginnings. Perfect for readers seeking a thought-provoking exploration of self-discovery and resilience. Order your copy today and embark on a literary journey that resonates long after the final page. ISBN: 9789356295780
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NOT QUITE A DISASTER AFTER ALL
0Explore ‘Not Quite a Disaster After All’ by Buku Sarkar, a compelling novel available at The Bookish Owl. Delve into the lives of Anjali and Anita as they navigate love, identity, and the unexpected turns of life across Calcutta and New York City. This nuanced narrative explores the shifting expectations of life and the delicate balance between self-destruction and survival. A must-read for those seeking stories of resilience and the alluring promise of new beginnings. Discover this outstanding voice in fiction and add ‘Not Quite a Disaster After All’ to your collection today! ISBN: 9789365690842.
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Notes from the Hinterland
0Uncover the hidden narratives of India’s heartland with this captivating miscellany. Delve into authentic stories and true-life accounts that illuminate the essence of India’s small towns and villages. This collection of evocative Indian literature offers readers a rare and insightful perspective on the diverse tapestry of Indian life, culture, and experiences beyond the metropolises. Essential for lovers of Indian writing and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the nation’s soul.
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Notes from the Underground
0Delve into Fyodor Dostoevsky’s profound masterpiece, “Notes from the Underground,” available at The Bookish Owl. This timeless classic explores alienation, free will, and the complexities of the human psyche. Explore the protagonist’s internal struggles against society and his search for self. Dostoevsky’s fragmented narrative style enhances the psychological depth, mirroring the character’s inner turmoil. Perfect for readers seeking intellectual stimulation and existential reflection on life’s meaning. Discover conflicts between desire, societal norms, and happiness. Order your copy of “Notes from the Underground” (ISBN: 9789362140968) today and start your journey into the underground.
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Nude: Poems
0Explore the poetic soul of Vishal Bhardwaj with “Nude: Poems,” a captivating collection of ghazals and nazms. Known for his groundbreaking films and hit music, Bhardwaj unveils a distinctive poetic voice in this volume. Experience intense passion, social commentary, and gentle wonder woven into contemporary yet classic Hindustani and Urdu traditions. Sukrita Paul Kumar’s English translations accompany the original verses, inviting you into a world where modern life meets timeless poetic charm. Discover unusual imagery and evocative verses from a celebrated artist at The Bookish Owl. Perfect for poetry lovers and admirers of Vishal Bhardwaj’s artistry. ISBN: 9789352776092
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October Nights
0Embark on a dreamlike exploration of Parisian nights with this collection by Gerard de Nerval. Experience a gentle meander through nocturnal Paris in ‘October Nights,’ leading to the profound novella ‘Sylvie’—a haunting tale of love and memory hailed as a masterpiece that inspired Proust. Discover the power of jewelled thinking and the art of getting lost. This classic French literary journey is essential for admirers of romanticism, visionary writing, and pioneering modernism seeking timeless narratives.
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Odysseus Abroad
0Explore the evocative world of renowned Indian author Amit Chaudhuri’s “Odysseus Abroad,” a profound novel celebrating connection. Follow Ananda and his unconventional uncle as they navigate London, finding solace in their shared past and contrasting personalities. Chaudhuri, a leading voice in Indian literature, masterfully explores themes of memory, displacement, and unlikely friendship, offering a tender yet incisive look at human relationships. Essential reading for fans of contemporary Indian fiction and anyone drawn to deeply felt narratives of belonging and discovery.
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Of Hospitality: Anne Dufourmantelle Invites Jacques Derrida to Respond
0Explore the profound philosophical inquiry into hospitality with Jacques Derrida’s seminal work. This unique dialogue features Derrida’s lectures on the ‘foreigner’ and ‘hospitality,’ presented alongside Anne Dufourmantelle’s insightful response, creating a dynamic intellectual exchange. Delve into critical questions of ethics and politics, as Derrida intricately links abstract thought to contemporary events and canonical texts. Essential reading for students, scholars, and thinkers in India interested in French philosophy, ethics, and the complexities of cultural dialogue and the ‘other’.
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Oliver Cromwell
0Dive into the compelling saga of Oliver Cromwell, a transformative figure in British history. This crucial analysis traces his ascent from country gentleman to Lord Protector, illuminating his vital role in the English Civil War and the political reshaping of 17th-century England. Understand his military leadership, deep-seated religious beliefs, and profound governmental legacy. Indispensable for Indian university students, history buffs, and those studying political science, this book offers deep insights into a pivotal historical era.