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Rifling Paradise

Jem Poster, Rs. 568.56

When past indiscretions catch up with Charles Redbourne, a minor landowner and reclusive bachelor in late 19th-century England, he escapes to Australia, where he plans to make his mark as a naturalist. This novel tells the gripping tale of an emotional and psychological reckoning.

The Serpent on the Crown

Elizabeth Peters,

Rs. 246.75

A priceless relic has been delivered to the Emerson home overlooking the Nile. But more than history surrounds this golden likeness of a forgotten king, for it is said early death will befall anyone who possesses it. The author's droll sense of humour and picture of a leisurely and less complicated age add to the entertaining work.

The Five Dysfunctions of

a Team

Patrick Lencioni,

Rs. 299.00

A gripping analysis of what makes teams work effectively. This fine work is a must-read for any leader that has come to grips with the fact that no one makes progress, much less succeeds, alone.

Home With God

Neale Donald Walsch,

Rs. 288.40

The author explores the process by which we end our lives here on earth, and what happens next. He asks the questions that we have all wanted to ask, receives answers we have all been waiting got and offers new insights and deep wisdom.

The Purpose Driven

Rick Warren, Rs. 186.73

This book will help you understand why you are alive and reveal God's amazing plan for you, both here and now and for eternity. The author has a knack for giving people a sense of purpose when life can seem materialistic and meaningless.


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Jared Diamond,

Rs. 578.77

From the ghostly stone heads of Easter Island to crumbling Mayan cities hidden-deep in the jungle, the mysterious ruins of lost worlds and banished civilizations continue to haunt us. How could such mighty societies fall? And could our skyscrapers one day stand derelict and overgrown like ancient temples?


Ashes Regained

Duncan Fletcher,

Rs. 411.25

Surprisingly illuminating and frank, giving a host of insight into his style of coaching, the characters of the England team, technical aspects of the game, and the major controversies of the Ashes series, Fletcher gives backstage revelations of how the campaign was planned and prosecuted.

Life isn't all ha ha hee hee

Meera Syal, Rs. 337.84

A mosaic of friendship, betrayal and cross-cultural incongruities, it unfolds the ties that bind young women to their East End Punjabi roots even as they head west for trendy careers, café bars and sexual freedom.

How Long Have You Got?

Katie Pearson, Rs. 288.40

Molly is facing a new future. She hasn't worked for seven years, although as far she's concerned looking after a demanding family has been trial enough. Now her ex-boss agrees to let her in on the filming of a documentary starring a cantankerous 83-year-old actress called Florence Bird. Hilarious and moving.

Back To Work

Diana Wolfin & Susan Foreman, Rs. 295.00

This book shows how to prepare a skills-based CV that highlights your strengths and transferable skills, all designed to help you present as an able and confident candidate. It tackles a range of issues such as planning your return, seeking a job, taking the plunge and dealing with the lifestyle change.

Cell

Stephen King, Rs. 671.56

There is a virus carried by every cellular phone operating in the world. Within hours, those receiving calls would become insane, or die. High concept, ingenious and terrifying, this is a nightmare for a whole generation of Stephen King readers.


Gideon's Spies

Gordon Thomas,

Rs. 603.75

This is the secret history of the Mossad. It is one of the few books that has captured the true nature of the Israeli government and the thought process of this power elite. A fascinating look at a spy organisation that has remained off-limits to most journalists.

Fodor's Guide to the

Da Vinci Code

Rs. 470.00

A remarkable new companion guide to The Da Vinci Code that takes you deeper into the mystery, this fully illustrated guide to the best-selling novel gives you fresh insight into the Da Vinci Code phenomenon. Following the path of the novel's characters, this book delves into the locations, people, historic events and symbols involved in the story.

The Great Disclosures


Hilal Ahmad War,

Rs. 595.00

This book unfolds the fact that the death of Mohammed Ali Jinnah and Jawaharlal Nehru were actually secret cases of murder by poisoning. It unmasks the real culprits behind the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi. The book exposes may such political secrets.

Look Great Feel Great

Joyce Meyer, Rs. 409.50

]The author provides a 12-key plan for overcoming the poor eating and exercise habits that keep us from doing all God has called us to do.

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