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Even the briefest love can change the shape of who we are. This is not a story of romance, but of awareness—a quiet reflection what remains after love has gone. Through fragments of thought and silence, Naman Goswami traces the ache, the beauty, and the gentle truth that love never really leaves—it only changes form. Read this book slowly. It may not give you answers, but it might help you remember what it means to feel.

Weigh an elephant?,Make a Water Mountain?, Create a Magnet?, Separate Salt and Pepper?,Make Flowers Blush?, See a Rainbow? And much, much more....These virtually zero-expenditure, fantastic experiements have been tried and tested, and can be done by children both at home and school, on their own. Narrated as wonderfully engaging stories, many seemingly difficult scientific concepts and phenomena are explained simply but memorably. Each story inculcates a scientific view and temperament in young, bright and inquistive minds. Children will love reading these amusing stories and performing the innovative experiments.

What do you call something that feels like love but leaves anyway? Samar and Tania don't have the answer, and that's exactly the point. If It Was Love is a story about a connection that's hard to find and harder to let go of—the almosts , the in-betweens, and the intimacy that leaves you parched, forever. Because sometimes, love isn't in definitions. It's everything in between.

A Bengali literary masterpiece—follow Amal Gupta, a writer approaching 60, navigating Kolkata’s streets, secret identities & the hunger to create anew.

In this world, all are not made equal. This is a tale that brings to the fore one section of those that writhe and survive in the darker side of the equation. Born a transwoman, Mohini is a rebel by nature and compulsion. A survivor, she refuses to settle into unjust social negotiations, dreams warm and big, and claims a shining sliver of joy and fulfilment for herself. She is not alone, though. She fights as her fleeting found- family surrounds her with light and warmth. Will Mohini succeed in writing herself a new story? For her and for all humanity?

বড় নদীর দু’পারে বিংশ শতকের সত্তর দশক থেকে শুরু হওয়া পরিচিতি সত্তার সংগ্রামের বিভিন্ন স্রোত এবং অন্তঃস্রোত, প্রয়াস এবং পরীক্ষা, শক্তি এবং সীমাবদ্ধতার আশ্চর্য যাত্রাপথের একটি বিশেষ সময়ের কথকতা এই উপন্যাস। এই সংগ্রামের ধারা শুধু কি বড় নদীর দু’পারে সীমাবদ্ধ ছিল! আলাদা বা বিচ্ছিন্ন ছিল বুঝি পাহাড়-সমতল, নদী-ঝরনা, কুয়াশা আর শিরশিরে বাতাসে নিথর করে দেওয়া একটি ভৌগোলিক খণ্ড, সেই ভূ-খণ্ডের চারদিকে সমসাময়িক অস্থির ভূ-রাজনৈতিক বাগধারায় দেশ এবং মানুষকে ভালবাসার কথায় অনন্য হয়ে উঠল কি এই উপন্যাস?

Resonating with timeless relevance, The Prisoner explores questions that defy easy answers, conflicts that have left human existence pining for resolve. Tilottama’s richly crafted prose, suffused with great philosophical depth throws a shaft of light through prison walls and broken voices, through the clashings of loyalty and longing, confinement and freedom. This book presents the eternal search for absolute liberation in a world fraught with moral ambiguity, betrayal to ultimately embark on a quest for boundless love.

তুমি হিজড়া এটাই তোমার আসল পরিচয় না, ছেনাল মায়ের সন্তান তুমি, তাও না, বাপের বঞ্চিত সন্তান, তাও না। দারু খাওয়া কালু মেথরের ময়না পাখিও না, আরও এক জগৎ আছে তোমার, ঐশ্বরিক এক দেবী তুমি, যা অন্য কেউ না।

This is not the story of a born hero but one who fares incredible journeys, stands up to dire conflicts, gets bruised only to retaliate and find his way back. This is a story of an otherwise “common” man finding himself amidst the most unusual circumstances and crossroads as human history gets rewritten. Mukhopadhyay’s storytelling is vivid and layered with deep spiritual insights and pulls the reader right along its enticing flow.

Set in the Kolkata of 1960s, Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay’s debut novel Ghunpoka follows Shyam as he quits his respectable job after being humiliated by his boss, and slowly descends into loneliness, despair and the abysmal ennui. Now, only a thousand invisible deer run inside his chest, an endless train chugs its way across a bridge, and clouds brim over his heart.

“quite unexpectedly, his hand approached with the flower. She allowed her fingers to touch his as she accepted the flower. She held his touch before she took the flower. The gentleness of the wet soil he had been working with imbued his fingers.

Valancy Stirling has spent her life doing exactly what is expected of her—until a shocking diagnosis frees her from fear and convention. Turning her back on a suffocating family and a colourless existence, Valancy chooses to live boldly for the first time, guided by a long-held dream of a place she calls the Blue Castle. As she steps into independence, unexpected love, quiet courage, and a life shaped by her own desires begin to unfold. What starts as an act of rebellion becomes a journey of self-discovery, revealing that freedom, joy, and romance often arrive when one dares to choose happiness. The Blue Castle is a luminous, deeply satisfying novel about finding one’s voice, claiming independence, and embracing life on one’s own terms—a timeless favourite for readers who love gentle romance, emotional growth, and stories of quiet transformation.