ONE OF US IS LYING: THE #1 BESTSELLING TIK-TOK SENSATIONAL YA THRILLER SERIES THAT INSPIRED THE HIT NETFLIX SHOW, NOW IN ONE GORGEOUS BOXSET.
• NAMED ONE OF THE TEN BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY BUZZFEED • POPCRUSH •
“Pretty Little Liars meets The Breakfast Club” (Entertainment Weekly)
Step into the halls of Bayview High where secrets, lies and deadly games await. This thrilling box set includes the full trilogy from international #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen M. McManus. Follow the Bayview Four as they confront betrayal, gossip apps, truth-or-dare schemes and a game that has deadly consequences.
This Boxset Includes:
Book #1 – One Of Us Is Lying:
Five students walk into detention. Only four walk out alive. As investigators dig in, each student harbours a secret—and someone is lying.
Book #2 – One Of Us Is Next:
A year later at Bayview High, someone is playing a sinister game of Truth or Dare. Choose a truth and your deepest secret is exposed. Choose a dare and the stakes might be fatal.
Book #3 – One Of Us Is Back: The final explosive instalment. The Bayview crew thought the nightmare was over. But when a mysterious “game” begins again and a student disappears, everyone becomes a target—and the rules are deadly.
WHY READERS WILL LOVE THIS BOXSET:
Gripping YA Thriller Trilogy – Fast-paced mystery full of secrets, lies, and shocking twists.
Hit Netflix Adaptation – Inspired the popular One of Us Is Lying series on Netflix.
For Fans of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder – Perfect for fans of teen suspense, crime fiction, and drama.
TikTok Trending Bestseller – Viral BookTok favourite and New York Times bestselling series.
Lose yourself in a world of lies, drama, and deadly games with the YA thriller series everyone’s talking about.
- ONE OF US IS LYING: THE #1 BESTSELLING TIK-TOK SENSATIONAL YA THRILLER SERIES THAT INSPIRED THE HIT NETFLIX SHOW, NOW IN ONE GORGEOUS BOXSET.
• NAMED ONE OF THE TEN BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY BUZZFEED • POPCRUSH •“Pretty Little Liars meets The Breakfast Club” (Entertainment Weekly)
Step into the halls of Bayview High where secrets, lies and deadly games await. This thrilling box set includes the full trilogy from international #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen M. McManus. Follow the Bayview Four as they confront betrayal, gossip apps, truth-or-dare schemes and a game that has deadly consequences.
This Boxset Includes:
Book #1 – One Of Us Is Lying:
Five students walk into detention. Only four walk out alive. As investigators dig in, each student harbours a secret—and someone is lying.
Book #2 – One Of Us Is Next:
A year later at Bayview High, someone is playing a sinister game of Truth or Dare. Choose a truth and your deepest secret is exposed. Choose a dare and the stakes might be fatal.
Book #3 – One Of Us Is Back: The final explosive instalment. The Bayview crew thought the nightmare was over. But when a mysterious “game” begins again and a student disappears, everyone becomes a target—and the rules are deadly.
WHY READERS WILL LOVE THIS BOXSET:
•Gripping YA Thriller Trilogy – Fast-paced mystery full of secrets, lies, and shocking twists.
•Hit Netflix Adaptation – Inspired the popular One of Us Is Lying series on Netflix.•For Fans of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder – Perfect for fans of teen suspense, crime fiction, and drama.
•TikTok Trending Bestseller – Viral BookTok favourite and New York Times bestselling series.
Lose yourself in a world of lies, drama, and deadly games with the YA thriller series everyone’s talking about.
Crafted with extraordinary vision and forged through intense debate, The Constitution of India stands as one of humanity’s most remarkable experiments in democratic nation-building. Adopted on 26 January 1950, this foundational text not only establishes the foundational structure of India but also enshrines the ideals of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity for more than a billion citizens.
This Penguin edition presents The Constitution of India as both a legal charter and a moral compass—an evolving document that continues to shape India’s political, social and cultural life. Readers will discover the profound balance it strikes between individual rights and collective responsibilities, the federal framework that binds a diverse nation, and the guiding principles that empower institutions while safeguarding citizens.
Whether you are a student, a scholar, or a curious reader, this edition of The Constitution of India, accompanied by a comprehensive contextual introduction, invites you to engage with the living heartbeat of the Republic—a masterpiece of governance, hope and enduring democratic aspiration.
Agha Shahid Ali created poems that mesmerize and dazzle as they embrace his aesthetics and capture his landscapes of the heart.
The poems in The Last Speaker allow the reader to be immersed in history, memory, and nostalgia that Agha Shahid Ali wove into the tapestries he created as he evolved as a poet. Ranging from free verse to traditional poetic forms, his poetry encompasses canzones, sestinas, sonnets, sapphics, pantoums, villanelles, prose poems, and, of course, ghazals in English.
Since his death in 2001, scholarly articles and dissertations continue to delve into the craft of Agha Shahid Ali’s poetry. This selection offers a new lens that, while highlighting what are now his ‘classic’ poems, also brings to the forefront other poems that are even more haunting.
Discover the power of Rudraksha—the sacred seed long revered for its ability to restore balance and elevate consciousness. This guide invites you on a journey into the deep spiritual and practical significance of real Rudraksha. Uncover its historical roots and learn how to use Rudraksha to enhance clarity of thought, grow your emotional resilience, expand your spiritual awareness, and transform your life.
Through simple yet powerful techniques, you’ll learn to align your chakras, cleanse your energy, reconnect with your true self, and understand your purpose. Whether you’re seeking inner peace, direction, or deeper spiritual insight, this book offers a clear path forward. Let Rudraksha become your tool for transformation, bringing clarity, purpose, and harmony to every aspect of your life.
A skilled plastic surgeon is like a master sculptor whose material is the human body. That’s the credo the protagonist of this novel, Dr Bheem Malik, lives by. Among his clientele are the who’s who of Manhattan, keen to submit themselves to the doctor’s knife for the sake of fuller lips, sleeker jawlines, bigger breasts.
Dr Malik has it all: a successful career as New York’s topmost plastic surgeon, a beautiful wife whose body he
has sculpted himself and a mother-in-law, Kasturi, who is a senator. But when his name surfaces in a MeToo scandal, Malik’s life is turned upside down. His career is at stake, and so is Kasturi’s future in American politics. In order to emerge from this crisis, both must revisit their past and rediscover the true meaning of love.
A Kannada novel mostly set in the United States, Kaayaa (which translates to ‘body’) touches upon various
contemporary themes, from sexuality and disease to politics and marriage, and lays bare characters who are torn between their real and imagined selves, each chasing after their own version of the American dream. A searingly honest rumination on the old metaphor about beauty being only skin-deep, this novel by the acclaimed Kannada writer Guruprasad Kaginele is a satirical masterpiece that doesn’t lose sight of the underlying tragedy of being human.
A complete and comprehensive collection of the sacred texts of Hanuman
Hanuman is revered across India and is the deity in whom people place the greatest faith, honouring him as Sankatmochan, the one who liberates from all kinds of hardships and suffering. In moments of distress, his name is the first to be invoked.
This book brings together all major sacred texts related to Hanuman in one place, offering both their Hindi and English translations and the phonetic transliterations of the original texts. An index of the dohas and chaupais of the Sundarkand is provided to help readers locate references.
Additionally, this book explores fascinating questions about Hanuman, such as why Rama declared him greater than himself, the stories behind when and why Tulsidas composed the Hanuman Chalisa and Hanuman Bahuk, the number of Sundarkands Tulsidas wrote, why it is called Sundarkand and the significance of performing aarti after prayer, among others.
From Freida McFadden, the New York Times bestselling author of The Housemaid, comes a dark, twisty psychological thriller about a woman whose perfect life and perfect lies are about to unravel.
Everyone has secrets. Some are worse than others.
April Masterson seems to have it all. She’s a beloved YouTube baking star with a picture-perfect home, an adoring husband, and two beautiful kids. Millions of followers tune in daily to watch her whisk, frost, and smile her way through life.
But when the cameras stop rolling, things aren’t as sweet as they look. Her son is sneaking out. Her marriage is falling apart. And April has been spending a little too much time with the handsome local soccer coach.
Then, one shocking discovery threatens to expose everything. Because there are some secrets that can’t stay buried forever especially when someone is determined to make sure April pays for what she’s hiding.
Fans will devour this twist-filled thriller featuring:
✦ A seemingly perfect influencer with a dark past
✦ Domestic suspense, hidden betrayals, and shocking twists
✦ A chilling “somebody’s watching” vibe
✦ Secrets buried in suburbia
✦ A fast-paced, binge-worthy mystery perfect for fans of The Housemaid and The Wife Between Us
Want to Know a Secret? is a jaw-dropping, addictive read that peels back the layers of perfection to reveal how far someone will go to keep their darkest truths hidden.
The Himalaya has always been a land of folklore, carried across generations in the voices of its people. Villagers by a bonfire, grandmothers at the hearth with grandchildren at their knees, wandering bards, fakirs and mystics have all shaped a vast oral tradition. This is a world where rivers sing, animals speak, demons and tricksters lurk, and gods walk among mortals. In Voices in the Wind, celebrated authors Namita Gokhale and Malashri Lal gather this living inheritance from across the length and breadth of the mountains—Kashmir and Ladakh, Himachal and Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Bhutan, and the sister states of the Northeast—into a single, enchanting volume.
This collection of folktales, fairytales, spirit stories, legends and fables encompasses generational wisdom and contains within it traditional beliefs, local knowledge systems and a deep understanding of the contradictions of human nature. The tales span the spectrum of human and non-human experience: stories of lovers separated by fate and reunited by magic; of crows who nurture abandoned children; of serpent kings and shape-shifting brides; of feisty heroines, tricksters, and goddesses who challenge injustice; of the everyday courage and wit of villagers negotiating harsh but enchanted landscapes. Rooted in ecological memory, these narratives are also reminders of the delicate Himalayan balance between humans, animals, rivers and forests.
Enriched with traditional woodcut illustrations, the volume has contributions from a vast repertoire of scholars, storytellers and folklorists. This collection preserves and resonates with voices that have travelled centuries and continents, and speak urgently to the present. At once an anthology of marvels and a cultural history, Voices in the Wind is a definitive treasury of myth and memory, as enduring and transformative as the mountains themselves.
1869. Tibet is closed to Europeans, an infuriating obstruction for the rapidly expanding British Empire. In response, Britain begins training Indians—permitted to cross borders that white men may not—to undertake illicit, dangerous surveying expeditions into Tibet.
Balram is one such surveyor-spy, an Indian schoolteacher who, for several years, has worked for the British, often alongside his dearest friend, Gyan. But Gyan went missing on his last expedition and is rumored to be imprisoned within Tibet. Desperate to rescue his friend, Balram agrees to guide an English captain on a foolhardy mission: After years of paying others to do the exploring, the captain, disguised as a monk, wants to personally chart a river that runs through southern Tibet. Their path will cross fatefully with that of another Westerner in disguise, fifty-year-old Katherine. Denied a fellowship in the all-male Royal Geographical Society in London, she intends to be the first European woman to reach Lhasa.
As Balram and Katherine make their way into Tibet, they will face storms and bandits, snow leopards and soldiers, fevers and frostbite. What’s more, they will have to battle their own doubts, ambitions, grief, and pasts in order to survive the treacherous landscape.
A polyphonic novel about the various ways humans try to leave a mark on the world—from the enduring nature of family and friendship to the egomania and obsessions of the colonial enterprise—The Last of Earth confirms Deepa Anappara as one of our greatest and most ambitious storytellers.
