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Zarreen Khan

You’re Invited! ‘My Best Friend’s Son’s Wedding’ by bestselling author Zarreen Khan

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‘Minty Sood is getting married … and so is her son?!?’  This wedding season, the author of the bestselling  Koi Good News? invites you to not one but TWO big-fat-Indian weddings! My Best Friend’s Son’s Wedding About the Book There are the Tatas, the Birlas, the Ambanis. And then there

Overbooked This Weekend With Our September New Releases!

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Remember the good old days when the weekend would pass with the blink of an eye? Restricted movement and rightful calls for social distancing however, have made the thought of spending yet another weekend at home unbearable… Well, not under our watch! Our September new releases will have you scrambling

Women Writing Women: Book Recommendations from Our Editors

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On 20 June 2018, our editors Arcopol Chaudhuri, Sohini Basak and Swati Daftuar did a LIVE on the topic ‘Women Writing Women’. If you’re someone looking to diversify your reading list, here are all the books they recommended.

Book Recommendations from the CEO

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Ananth Padmanabhan, CEO HarperCollins Publishers India, went live on Facebook today to answer questions about publishing – trends, finances, ideas, and a lot more. In the 20-minute broadcast, he recommended a few dozen books which we think you should all read. And soon!

10 Witty Comebacks to the Question We Love to Hate: Koi Good News?

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Congratulations! You’re married! They’ve finally stopped asking you when you’re settling down, who you’re settling down with, why it’s taking you so long, etc. In fact, by now people have even stopped judging how you looked as a bride, and have reached a consensus on how good or bad the