Restoring Control to the Individual Seller
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The most compelling way to read Acharya Charan Das’s AAA Park & Sell is as a book about control. On the surface, it is about selling and buying individually owned used vehicles. Beneath that, however, it asks a broader question: how much control…
A Child’s-Eye View of a 4,500-Year-Old Civilization
What happens when a young writer looks at an ancient civilization and refuses to ask only the questions that textbooks usually ask? Weirdly Indian – Toilets, Toys & Total Mystery! is the answer. Aadhya Patel’s book is not simply a retelling of the…
Review Two: A Family Book About Emotional Intelligence in Everyday Life
Being a Big Brother by Pradev Karan can be read as a touching account of sibling life, but its significance reaches much further. Beneath its memories, jokes, family adventures, and disagreements is a thoughtful exploration of emotional intelligence. The…