Magical StoriesIndian author Ruskin Bond's short stories have been charming generations of children for over six decades now, and the mature readers haven't remained unglued either. Three such literary gems by the country's 3rd highest civilian awardee goodbye, Miss Mackenzie, Rome and the wildfire; and the kitemaker have been carefully encased in the book magical stories for children. Told from the quaint hills and valleys and old Delhi of pre Independence India,

How to Cake It will turn beginners into confident bakers

Area X itself remains a mystery

penned by one of the most iconic Bengali writers

and leadership she never knew she possessed

but giving in would destroy some of my oldest friendships

written by an Indian author Shashi Tharoor

the alien is confronted with the psychological and physical tolls their experience on Earth has taken

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Paul Carr comes to the surprising realisation that it would actually be cheaper to live in a hotel in Manhattan than in his one-bedroom London flat

the return of social unrest to emerging markets

Through behind-the-scenes moments—from Obama’s suggestion that Keenan pour a drink

and heartfelt revelations unfold