The One Way Ships"Was my life really like Black Beautys? A series of masters, no real choices, just making do with whatever came my way?" Asha was a child like any other. Cherished by her doting father, she grew up poor but happy in the shaded embrace of the Shimla hills during the British Raj. He kept her isolated from the dynamics between the locals and the goras who had claimed the city for their own, until one day, his passing left Asha alone. As her childhood

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defending scientific progress from a band of charlatans

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’ Robert Conquest

Whizz through five-minute tales in this brilliant collection by Enid Blyton

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The book traces the evolution of the genre from Dhirendranath Ganguly

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poignant and delicious tales of life by the ocean