Nonfiction

"I Am Giorgia" offers a clear look at a woman who pushed through obstacles, stayed true to her beliefs, and rose to national leadership.

"Hundred Greatest Love Songs" by Biswamit Dwibedy unfolds as a lyrical and unconventional memoir, tracing the journey of a young artist in search of identity, belonging, and creative expression.

"How to Lead a Tranquil Life" by Swami Shekaranand is an inviting and deeply reflective exploration of the human search for peace in a world overflowing with pressure, expectation, and emotional turbulence.

In a world where a single careless click can lead to major loss, "Fraud Free" stands out as a steady, confidence-building guide. It encourages readers to stay alert, think critically, and guard their hard-earned money with informed intention—making it a valuable read for students, professionals, and families alike.

As a family saga, "Fly, Wild Swans" captures generations of history with honesty and emotional depth. Jung Chang’s writing is simple and intimate, offering readers an inside look at life under totalitarian rule and the cost of political persecution.

More praise to "Echoes of Eerie Encounters" for its balance—stories that genuinely spook sit comfortably beside lighter, eerie sketches that entertain without overwhelming.