• About the book :
    It is a combination of poems and prose. This book’s is dedicated towards the psychological aspect of living and loving from the perspective of a woman who is writing about a man whom she loves. His life, his thoughts, and also, he himself talks about his emotions and feelings towards her. There are two narrators, a woman and a man both have no names on purpose because when the readers are reading, I don’t want them to remember the names but the feelings of the two characters.
    About the author :
    I am Mamta Kundu, I go by the pen name Amber. I have chosen this name long back ago when I was in the start of my career, when I was still writing in my room at around the age of 16. I am currently situated in Kolkata West Bengal and I have completed my Masters in Literature and Language and I wish to pursue my journey forward in creative writing, especially in writing fictions.
  • About The Book
    Baggage Ghostschain Me To A Past I Cannot Forgetchain Me To A Future I Cannot Avoidabout The Authornandini Verma Was Born On 16 March 2005, In A Military Family. She Has Travelled Extensively Across The Country Since Her Childhood.The Budding Author Is An Avid Reader As Well. Nandini Has Interned With Thetimes Of India, Give Foundation, And 100 Medals Targeted Foundation During Her College. She Has Already Written A Book, 'To Embrace Growth' When She Was Just 17 Year Sold And Articles For The Times Of India. Nandini Is Presently Pursuing Her Graduation From Manipal University, Jaipur In Mass Communication.
  • A sinister village with a dark past, a pack of clues and an ominous legend that terrorizes the people of Rackham. Every year a girl vanishes in the month of June, a supernatural cause linked that has remained unsolved for 14 years. A series that seems to have no end. Assigned to this case, detective Tejas Bakshi trying to find the answers puts his life under threat. The only bleakest hope is the diary of a little girl, but that too with a missing piece. Miles away, Jay Seth, a final year college student finds himself tangled in this hysterical chase when he encountered a mysterious girl, Prisma, who seemed to know about Rakchham, but who is she? Jay along the way discovers some dark secrets about his family and the case. The unthinkable awaits, when he decides to visit Rakchham himself, can he untangle the mystery of Rakchham or everything he knew was a lie?
  • About the Author
    Sanjay Upadhyay is an acclaimed Director, writer, screenwriter, and storyteller whose work spans television, films, and long-form fiction over the last three decades. Considerable time of which has also been on the side of broadcasters as Programming Head. Drawn to stories that explore the fault lines of society and the complexities of human relationships, he writes about ordinary people navigating extraordinary circumstances. His narratives often blend emotional intimacy with political and social themes, examining questions of identity, loyalty, love, and belonging. Whether writing for the screen or the page, Sanjay believes that the most compelling stories are those that reveal the humanity hidden behind labels, borders, and beliefs. ID is his second novel, following Of Crown & Conspiracies, a political thriller that explored power, ambition, and intrigue against the backdrop of royalty in contemporary India. Sanjay lives and works in Mumbai, where he continues to create stories for both the screen and the written word.
    About The Book
    A Lie That Saved a Life. A Truth That Could Shatter Everything. When the Indian government scrambles to evacuate students stranded in a war-torn Ukraine, one name slips through the cracks, Usmaan Abbas. A Pakistani national mistaken for an injured Indian student, Jeet Khurana. Grasping at survival, Usmaan assumes his best friend’s identity. But back in India, what starts as a desperate deception snowballs into a life of borrowed loyalties, fragile truths, and a love he never expected. As he is drawn deeper into the world of medicine, politics, and surveillance, Usmaan begins to question the very borders he once vowed to cross. Even as Usmaan held in his hands the life of his friend Jeet Khurana, a stoic police officer smells a cover-up. A devoted girlfriend who refuses to believe the worst. And the agencies that saved Usmaan’s life may now be the ones to end it. Taut with suspense, pulsing with emotion, and unafraid to ask questions that blur the line between patriotism and humanity, ID is a breathtaking espionage thriller and a powerful meditation on identity, redemption, and the invisible scars of displacement.  
  • About The Book
    Two imposters. Countless masks.One
    unstoppable game.
    Agastya and Aryan grew up with sharp minds and sharper instincts. From temple fairs to stock markets, they pulled off heists with flair, charm, and cold strategy. But these are not just tales of theft-they are a journey of two underdogs who turn their wounds into weapons. As the world sees them as criminals, the truth runs deeper. Every move they make, every lie they tell, builds toward a secret purpose that even the law can't fully understand. Every mask they wear hides more than just identity. It hides intention. Some wear masks to hide. They wear masks to win. Leaving questions that go deeper than crime-Can the wrong path still lead to the right place?
    About The Author
    Vinayak is a Banker at a leading UK Investment bank, He has experience across investment banking, consulting. and strategy. A passionate fantasy writer, his work is praised for its imaginative storytelling. Vinayak holds an MBA from the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) and a B.Tech degree from NIT Prayagraj  
  • About the Book
    Imprints of Life is a collection of prose, poetry, and reflective essays that explore the quiet truths we carry; growth, loss, nostalgia, self-awareness, and the unfinished parts of being human. Through 100 thought-led chapters, the book moves through emotional pauses, digital-age struggles, memories that unfold like paper, and the soft ache of moments that stay long after they pass. Each piece stands alone, yet together they form a map of what it means to feel deeply in a fast-moving world. This is not a book of answers, but of recognition, an invitation to breathe, reflect, and find pieces of yourself in its pages.  
  • About The Book
    This book is the author’s journey through grief. How it hits, the way it completely envelops you and how you slowly learn to cope with it. It started as a therapeutic process to help herself deal with the pain and hurt. It is a raw account of this complex experience, in the first year of losing someone close. This book is a combination of narrative writing and poetry. The book also speaks about coping, how to help people cope and how to walk with grief.
    About The Author
    Charlene Farrell is a counselling psychologist and educationist who works in a private school in Goa. She has always worked closely with the emotions and feelings of all age groups and her passion for writing began as a way for her to chronicle her experiences with emotions. Poetry has been her go to space to help her speak about the unspeakable and share the unthinkable. To her, expression flows easier through poetry. With no formal education in the art of poetry writing and writing in general, this is her first shot at compiling her thoughts. The book is her form of therapy, this is how she chose to deal with the most devastating loss she has experienced in her life. Her love for her dad, his struggle with illness and her dealing with a broken heart, is what this book is about.  
  • About The Book If You love reading romance, travel, and mystery, then this book has everything to offer you. The story is set in a hill station and revolves around a young man's four-day vacation. A sudden encounter with a girl leads to a romantic affair. This novel captures the feelings of love, gives you thrills of mystery, and provides you with ideas about exploration in some famous places around the story plot. Although this story has different characters to talk about and different emotions to express, above all, it stands out as a love story. About The Author- Atanu Nag, a passionate entrepreneur, was born near the majestic Himalayan mountain range and raised in a picturesque village surrounded by breath-taking natural beauty. Atanu works independently in the advertising and creative marketing field. After reaching a certain point in his life, Atanu decided to pursue his passion for exploration and embarked on a journey to discover the world. He has a deep appreciation for experiencing the diverse lifestyles, authentic cuisine, and rich cultures of different regions and ethnicities. That is why, the touch of travel experiences is found in his stories. He gathered lots of mixed experiences while exploring India and later overseas for a few years. A lot of stories are accumulated in his mind. Now, he has decided to write all his untold stories with a combination of his imagination. This is Atanu's debut Novel.
  • About the Book
    In accordance with CBSE's special assessment scheme for classes 9 to 12, the academic session of 2023-24 has been divided into two distinct Terms, Term 1 and Term 2, each covering approximately 50% of the syllabus. This book meticulously addresses all the chapters within the rationalized syllabus for class 11 Information Technology in Term 1 and 2 for Employability Skills and Subject Skills. It offers a comprehensive and thorough approach to understanding the subject, equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in their exams. Key Features of the Book: Comprehensive theoretical coverage of each chapter, encompassing all relevant topics. Thoughtfully crafted case-based short and long- answer questions in every chapter, including coverage of NCERT questions. Elaborate and clear explanations were provided for every question, spanning multiple formats Including MCQs, short and long answers, and fill-in-the blanks and true/false exercises. (Learning from Information Technology is a lifelong journey, as technology continually evolves. Whether you are a student, an aspiring IT professional or an experienced practitioner, the ability to learn and plat to new technologies and concepts is critical in this field)
    About The Author
    Mrs Vasundhra Vashist MPhil in Computer Sciences, M.SC in Computer Applications. The author of the Information Technology (802) book is a renowned expert in the field of Computer Sciences with extensive and deep knowledge. With a background that likely encompasses a mix of academic achievement and practical industry knowledge, the author brings a unique perspective to the subject matter. The author’s commitment to demystifying complex IT concepts and presenting them in an accessible and engaging manner has made her work an indispensable resource for students, professionals, and technology enthusiasts alike.
  • With his mother's business in shambles, and an untraceable accountant who has disappeared with their life savings, the piece of land willed to Ash by his estranged paternal grandfather is an unexpected but welcomed boon. Or so he thought.Delhi is nothing that Ash, a South African Indian "born free" from an upper middle class, could have been prepared for. While he may look the part, he is very much an out- sider in the crowd. The plan was simple. Keep his head down, get the paperwork done, sell the land, and get out with a bursting bank account. But it turned out that India had other plans for Ash. Between bribing a government official, getting lost in the middle of the night in a strange city, finding connections with people in the most unlikely places, riding his first motorcycle, and falling in love, Ash's journey evolves into one of self-discovery and enlightenment. Based in a dichotomy of an- cient existing side-by-side with modern, and able to view all that is taken for granted by its inhabitants with fresh eyes, Ash finds that there truly is good in the bad, and vice versa. Inheritance is a coming-of-age novel based on the search for belonging, and finding one's place no matter how familiar or foreign it may be.
  • About the Book
    Ink Spilled All Over The Leaves is a collection of more than 100 poems exploring subjects like love, loss, heartbreak, growing pains, nostalgia, and passed-down family stories. Time can’t be held inside our palms, but words can capture moments in time like a mirror reflection, right where it began and right where it stopped. Maybe a little twisted at times, sometimes dreamy, and often piercingly cruel, but just exactly the thing that the heart wants. Ink Spilled All Over The Leaves is a collection of the different pieces of this mirror, reflecting different faces, different events and different feelings in our life.
    About the Author
    Mahima Singh Thakur, a 21-year-old computer science student, found herself lost in the world of books in her preteen years as a hand-me-down trait from her Mumma and Nani, and the best one in her opinion. But she didn’t stumble upon the magical flawlessness of poetry until the age of sixteen when she came across a second-hand book, a collection of poems by various famous poets, including her forever favourite, Emily Dickinson. At that point, she knew, no matter where life tossed her, she would happily trudge through everything with her love of poetry. She loves exploring everything mundane in hopes of living her life parallel to a Studio Ghibli character. And while she’s not lost in her own world, she works for Nazli, a non-profit organization and as a content writer for Rise Women, a community for changemakers. Being an introvert, Mahima found writing as a way not to escape, but to help her be more intune with herself and the people in her life. Ink Spilled All Over The Leaves is her first book, and she hopes it lands in the hands of someone who would truly appreciate it.
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