Six fascinating stories exploring emotion, history and self-discovery.
THE COVENANT OF WATER
– ABRAHAM VERGHESE
Set in Kerala, India, The Covenant of Water follows three generations of families over the years from 1900 to 1977, including a Malayali Christian family plagued by drowning cases, medical mysteries, and their faith and fated destinies in a period of historical turbulence.
PEACE AND GOOD ORDER
– HAROLD R JOHNSON
Former prosecutor Johnson accuses the Canadian justice system of failing to fulfil its duty to deliver justice for Indigenous people under treaty obligations and draws on his personal experience to expose institutional failure, racism, and argue for the necessity of Indigenous-led justice.
MOTHER MARY COMES TO ME
– ARUNDHATI ROY
Roy’s raw narrative examines her intense bond with her fiery mother, Mary, who herself escaped abuse and was an activist educator who shaped Roy’s life in the midst of family conflict, inheritance battles and self-renewal in India.
ROBIN
– DAVE ITZKOFF
This ultimate biography of Robin Williams explores the innovative comic’s life from stand-up to his iconic films while also revealing his struggles with depression, addiction, self- doubt, and a hidden medical condition that was a source of his brilliance and tragedy.
WHISPERS OF THE SOUL
– REETU GUPTA
This poetry-prose book praises love, mysticism, and the beauty of living authentically. Readers are invited on a soulful journey to explore the depths of joy, passion, and gratitude in order to embrace life fully.
ALL THE WAY TO THE RIVER
– ELIZABETH GILBERT
This memoir tells the story of Gilbert’s deep relationship with her late partner, Rayya Elias, which started in the midst of Elias’s terminal cancer, grief, and addiction as a friendship and evolved into a romance that combined raw vulnerability with soul-searching and salvation.
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