Short Stories
The Jitters Behind the Glitters by Megha Bhatia
"The Jitters Behind the Glitters" by Megha Bhatia is a captivating journey through the kaleidoscope of Indian weddings, a journey that peels back the layers of extravagance to reveal the tender threads of human emotion that weave the true narrative.
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Memoir
My Two Centuries in Africa by Carl William Henn | Book Two
Embark on a whirlwind African adventure with "My Two Centuries in Africa" by Carl William Henn, a humorous and heartfelt travel memoir that challenges stereotypes while offering insights into diverse African landscapes, cultures, and the fight against AIDS.
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Contemporary
Paint The Song by Sami Ahmed
"Paint the Song" by Sami Ahmed is a thrilling and captivating tale that delves into the complexities of human ambition and the ethics of advertising in a world filled with unknown manipulations.
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Travel
The Long Road to Cullaville by Boris Kester
"The Long Road to Cullaville" by Boris Kester is a captivating travel memoir that transcends the boundaries of traditional exploration. Through his unique experiences and eloquent storytelling, Kester invites readers on a transformative journey to lesser-known destinations.
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Detective Fiction
Zack Ace and the Suicidal Tyrant by Arley Penn
"Zack Ace and the Suicidal Tyrant" is an enthralling mystery thriller that delves into the human psyche, leaving readers questioning the very fabric of their own convictions and the fine balance between darkness and light that shapes the destiny of humanity.
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Contemporary
Sixteen by Ritika Kashyap
In "Sixteen" by Ritika Kashyap, readers are taken on a poignant and emotionally charged journey through the life of Ritika, a teenage girl whose world is shattered by the horrifying act of molestation.
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Biography
American Prometheus by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin
American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin is a fascinating biography of one of the most iconic and complex figures of the 20th century - J. Robert Oppenheimer, the scientific director of the Manhattan Project that developed the atomic bomb during World War II.
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Sociology
The Human Injury – A Species In Crisis by Anthony Wall
"The Human Injury" is an enlightening and essential book that challenges us to confront the profound implications of our evolutionary past on our present and future.
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Mystery Thriller
House of Giral by Mark Laurence Latowsky
Within the atmospheric pages of House of Giral, Mark Laurence Latowsky expertly weaves a narrative that explores the depths of the human experience, unearthing profound themes that resonate long after the final page is turned.
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Contemporary
The Hitman by Manoj V Jain
In a literary landscape brimming with stories that delve into the human condition, Manoj V Jain's "The Hitman" emerges as a captivating exploration of life's meaning and the relentless pursuit of purpose, interwoven with elements of suspense and self-discovery.
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Children's Literature
Imagine It Better by Betsy Vail
Within the pages of "Imagine It Better," Betsy Vail's words form a melodic dance that resonates with the soul. The poetry flows effortlessly, inviting readers to pause and savor each line, as if tasting the sweetest of fruits.
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True Accounts
Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann
Title: Killers of the Flower MoonAuthor: David GrannPublisher: DoubledayGenre: True Crime, Non-fictionCharacters: Mollie Burkhart, Ernest Burkhart, William Hale, Tom White, Lizzie Q, W.S. HamiltonSetting: Oklahoma (United States)First Publication: 2017Language: English
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