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| Sunday, November 2, 2003 |
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| Sunday, November 2, 2003 |
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Bestsellers Fiction 1. The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri; Harper Collins, Rs 395 The first novel from the Pulitzer-Prize-winning author 2. Eleven Minutes by Paulo Coelho; Harper Collins, Rs 395 In this gripping and daring new novel, the author sensitively explores the sacred nature of sex and love and invites us to confront our own prejudices and demons. 3. Brick Lane by Monica Ali; Black Swan. Rs 257 A gripping narrative, a first novel from the Bangladeshi–British writer that was a favourite for the Booker. 4. Avenger by Frederick Forsyth; Corgi: Rs 217 The master storyteller’s new thriller. 5. Fatal by Micheal Palmer; Bantam Books. Rs 244 A terrifying tale of microbiology and murder, where knowing too little — or trusting too much — can be`85 fatal |
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1. Living With Honour. What’s Easy To See Is Easy To Miss by Shiv Khera; Macmillan. Rs 275 The much-awaited second book of the world-renowned motivator 2. The Great Indian Dream ‘A Must For Every Indian’ by Malay Chaudhuri, Arindam Chaudhuri; Macmillan. Rs 295 The father-son duo writes about this dream to restore to Indians their pride in being Indian and help them reclaim a rich India from a nation betrayed. 3. Miracles of Ardaas by M.S.Kohli; Indus Paperback. Rs 150 Incredible survival accounts of the avid mountaineer’s climbs and adventures in the mighty Himalayas. 4. The Ultimate Gift by Jim Stovall; EBD. Rs 150 A self-made man’s legacy and some profound lessons of life. 5. Stillness Speaks by Eckhart Tolle; Yogi Impressions. Rs 160 The author of Power of Now now delves into virtues and ways to connect to the stillness within. |
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