One shelf, many lives
One shelf, many lives.
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A thoughtful read for students, researchers and policy makers who want to understand innovation beyond the headlines.
Explore Technology InnovationAn honest, hopeful memoir for readers drawn to true stories of resilience and reinvention.
Explore Brush With DestinyBuilt around A for Artistry, B for Breed knowledge and C for Career. A practical companion for groomers at every stage.
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Sometimes, the person who knows us best is also the person we find hardest to explain ourselves to.
At forty, Martha Friel has separated from her husband and returned to her parents’ house in London, looking back over her childhood and marriage to understand how her life reached this point.
Adults are supposed to know better. Scout Finch gives us plenty of reasons to question that.
Scout Finch recalls her childhood in 1930s Maycomb, Alabama, where her father’s defence of a Black man falsely accused brings the town’s racism into her family’s everyday life.
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When Blood Turns Cold
By Beth Francis
A tense crime thriller where every clue leads closer to home.
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By Nevan Kampani
A friendly, illustrated first step into how money and choices work.
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By Sweta Panigrahi Kadam
A heartfelt true story celebrating family, teachers and the memories we share.
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By Pranav Nagesh Holla
A fun, fast fantasy adventure set in the streets of Bengaluru.
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