Bestsellers

Fiction

1. 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.

2. The Namesake

by Jhumpa Lahiri; Harper Collins, Rs 395.

The first novel from the Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

3. Vernon God Little

by DBC Pierre, the winner of the Booker Prize; Penguin, Rs 295.

A showpiece of superb comic writing, but not for the purists’ palate.

4. For Matrimonial Purposes

by Kavita Daswani; Harper Collins, Rs 295.

A spirited, elegant and funny modern girl takes on the ancient Indian dilemma of the family choosing the husband.

5. The Five People You Meet In Heaven

by Mitch Albom, the best selling author of Tuesdays With Morrie. Hyperion, Rs 525.

Non-fiction

1. The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

by Robin S. Sharma; Jaico, Rs 175.

A wonderfully crafted and inspiring fable that provides a step-by–step approach to living with greater courage, balance, abundance and joy.

2. The Present

by Spencer Johnson, M.D; Bantam Books, Rs 125.
The author of the highly successful, Who Moved My Cheese, comes up with an insightful tale of inspiration and practical guidance for these turbulent times

3. Sonia: A Biography

by Rasheed Kidwai; Penguin Viking, Rs 399.

A first close look at the enigma called Sonia Gandhi. It also gives an insight into the inner world of Congress politics

4. The Legend of Banda Bahadur

by Harish Dhillon; UBSPD, Rs 250.

The book, a very readable combination of history and folklore, brings to life the story of Banda Bahadur.

5. Stillness Speaks

by Eckhart Tolle; Yogi Impressions, Rs 160.

The author of Power of Now delves into virtues and ways to connect to the stillness within.

Capital Book Depot, Chandigarh

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