From the #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Things We Never Got Over
“Your kids are great,” he said, changing the subject.
“Don’t be sweet. I can’t resist sweet,” Gianna warned him.
“Your kids are monsters, and I hate your face.”
Beckett Pierce is the most eligible bachelor in the nosiest small town in upstate New York. But after his last girlfriend handcuffed herself to his porch and set his welcome mat on fire, he’s not looking for any more romance.
Especially if it lands right in his own backyard. And has miles of red hair.
Gianna Decker has her hands full―no, overflowing―with problems. With two kids, a useless ex, and a brand new yoga studio, the last thing on her mind is finding a man who’ll demand more of her time.
Fantasizing about her hot, broody landlord? Mistake. Lusting after the sexy mayor of her new town? Terrible idea. Getting naked with the “favorite” son of her father’s new lady friend? N-O. Getting involved with Beckett has disaster written all over it.
Those stolen kisses were accidental. A few moments of strings-free, sizzling passion couldn’t possibly cause any trouble. At least, not until tempers flare when their families complicate things and the interfering citizens of Blue Moon step in with their special brand of chaos.
Tributes, poems, and personal recollections from a wide range of notable authors and others, drawn together by Nissim Ezekiel’s daughter, Kavita Ezekiel Mendonca, for the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Father of Modern Indian Poetry
Join Little Shambu, his best friend Shanti and his loyal dog Dum Dum in a series of escapades filled with friendship, bravery and endless surprises! This delightful box set is perfect for young readers who love action, laughter and adventure.
Book 1: Step into the whimsical world of Little Shambhu and his best friend, Shanti, as they chase thrilling adventures filled with lost cats, mysterious carrot thieves, strange creatures and stolen pandas in these brand-new stories from TINKLE!
Book 2: What would you say about a boy who always finds himself in sticky situations? That’s Little Shambu, with his loyal dog, Dum Dum. Feel the excitement of their adventures with grouchy bears, rattling cattle, slouchy snakes and runaway elephants.
Book 3: Buckle up for an adventure with Little Shambu and Dum Dum, as they dive into a whirlwind of trouble! Meet quirky characters, from mischievous mice to unexpected aliens, in this exciting journey of friendship and fun!
From the sparkling lights of Diwali to the playful colours of Holi and the spirited dances of Navratri, experience the joy and magic of family and community gatherings. With charming illustrations and engaging narratives, this collection is perfect for nurturing a love for Indian traditions and culture. Celebrate the spirit of these festivals all year round!
This series of charmingly illustrated board books introduces kids to customs, traditions and stories behind important festivals like Holi and Diwali
- Explore the buzz of activities and rituals and discover how festivals connect us to our roots
- Dotted with interesting facts about each festival as well as an interactive seek-and-find activity.
- Suitable for bedtime reading and parent-child association.
- Perfect way to familiarize young readers with India’s rich cultural fabric.
- These books offer a fun and enjoyable introduction to timeless myths and festivals for modern kids.
- A must have to impart important life lessons
- Collect all books in the series!
The need for this book is driven by the rapid pace of change and innovation in the business world. Traditional business models and strategies that may have worked in the past are no longer as effective, and new technologies and emerging trends are constantly disrupting the industry. To stay ahead of the curve and remain competitive in the modern business world, it is critical to gain a deep understanding of new business models and strategies that can help businesses succeed. Not only businesses but also working professionals need to stay up to date with the latest trends and best practices in management and business, and to adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of the industry. The book provides new insights, knowledge and a framework to help readers navigate the changes likely to come at a much faster pace thanks to disruptive technology. Read this book to position yourself for success in a rapidly changing world and stay ahead of the curve.
Sanghamitra Chakraborty’s biography covers the complete arc of Soumitra Chatterjee’s extraordinary life and captures the many facets of his talent as a creative artist and all-round icon of the Bengal cultural sphere. From his work as an actor of international renown and his long partnership with Satyajit Ray to his forays into poetry, editorship and art, Soumitra Chatterjee and His World captures the richness and complexity of his journey and explores the turbulent times that shaped him.
An essential book for legions of his fans, it introduces his legacy to a pan-India audience and a new generation of film lovers.
This book is not for kids. It’s for sad (adult) girlies)
Do you ever wonder how everyone knows what they should be doing? Everyone around you is talking about getting married or investing in the stock market and your biggest worry is, ‘What’s for dinner? . . . Oh and did I leave the stove on?’
If this sounds like you, you’ve picked up the right book. Wait. . . this isn’t a manual on how to get better at adulting because I’m clearly not very good at it. It’s a collection of silly and serious comics that’ll make you go, ‘OH! So this happens to everyone? I guess I’m not alone in this’. That’s something, right?
This book discusses everything from everyday problems that comes with being a girlie to depression, anxiety, body image, getting help & self-discovery. (I haven’t discovered anything yet though, LOL).
Based on true events, For No Reason at All captures the mood of the New Delhi administration, where its new, young prime minister must make a difficult decision.
In a time when global trade borders are opening, the reputable Metkem Silicon and the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, collaborate to produce silicon metal locally. But Anand Seshadri, the powerful head of the Department of Electronics pushes to import the technology from the US.
The ‘silicon metal controversy’ erupts, and the prime minister must decide: Support Indian innovation? Or concede to foreign imports?
When Seshadri takes drastic, underhanded measures to discredit Metkem Silicon, the task of countering him falls to Metkem’s lobbyist—a young, adroit lobbyist named Adityan ‘Solly’ Nilla.
Things get interesting when Solly receives an unexpected call from the embassy of the Soviet Union. And then the French and the Americans, and the Indian intelligence get involved.
Set in the New Delhi of the 1980s, this tale of espionage, intrigue, deception and sexual escapade is pacy, funny . . . and sometimes touching.
In some ways, India as a country was forged by the struggle for freedom, when women and men and children across the country engaged in the same struggle in different ways. From Shimla to Tanjore, from Aizawl to Mysore, from the jungles of Chotanagpur to the city streets of Calcutta and Bombay, the books in this series look at how children’s day-to-day lives and dreams were changed and inspired by this national movement.
The boxset contains eight books:
- The Train to Tanjore by Devika Rangachari
- A Conspiracy in Calcutta by Lesley D. Biswas
- That Year at Manikoil by Aditi Krishnakumar
- The Chowpatty Cooking Club by Lubaina Bandukwala
- The Letter to Lahore by Tanu Shree Singh
- Postcard from the Lushai Brigade by Hannah Lalhlanpuii
- A Melody in Mysore by Shruthi Rao
- Rebellion in Ranchi by Swati Sengupta
Why should you buy this boxset?
- Songs of Freedom series explores the lives of children across India during the freedom struggle and focuses on what it was like to grow up during the time.
- Eight books explore stories set in Calcutta, Tanjore, Sarchi, Ranchi, Mysore, Madras, Bombay and Mizoram.
- A meticulously researched look at the past, written in a manner accessible to middle-grade readers
- Showcases young and inspiring children taking part in the independence of India through small acts of rebellion
A masterpiece’ Rory Sutherland, author of Alchemy
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