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Catalogue - 2017 CATALOGUE - 2017 2017 . 1 CHILDREN'S BOOKS & BOX SETS S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR PRICE 1 Roald Dahl Collection : 15 Fantastic Stories (Box set) Roald Dahl ` 3,999 2 Key Words Collection ( 36 Copy Box Set ) Ladybird ` 3,299 3 The Short Story Collection (Set of 10 Books) P.G.Wode house ` 2,499 4 Paulo Coelho : The Golden Collection Box Set Paulo Coelho ` 2,999 5 Harry Potter Box Set : The Complete Collection (Children’s Paperback) J.K. Rowling ` 3,999 6 Dork Diaries 10 Titles Box Set Collection 9781471160660 ` 2,599 7 The Wizards Umbrella Story Collection Enid Blyton ` 499 8 My Weird School 21 Box Set Dan Gutman ` 3,999 9 Read it yourself Book Box Set (Level 1) Ladybird ` 699 10 Secret Seven Complete Box Set of 15 Titles Enid Blyton ` 1750 11 The Complete Asterix Box Set of 36 Titles New Edition Asterix ` 17,964 12 A Song of Ice and Fire : A Game of Thrones 7 Books Box set George R.R. Martin ` 3,999 13 Maze Runner Box Set 4 Books James Dashner ` 1,350 14 The Best of Durjoy Dutta Box Set Durjoy Dutta ` 799 15 The Romance Collection Box set (5 Titles) Sudeep Nagarkar ` 799 16 Tin Tin Collection : The Adventure of Tin Tin Herge ` 7,999 17 The Complete Khalid Hosseini (3 Books Box Set) Khalid Hoseeini ` 1,450 18 Read it yourself Book Box Set (Level 4) Ladybird ` 699 19 The Wild Wisdom Quiz Book Box Set WWF India ` 399 20 Box Set Gulzar Rabindranath ` 1,999 21 Famous Five Complete Box Set of 21 Titles Enid Blyton ` 3,200 22 The Great Indian Epics : Retold by Devdutt Pattnaik Devdutt Pattanaik ` 999 23 Stories from Panchatantra English Golden Set Shiv Kumar ` 200 24 Percy Jackson and the Lightening Thief Rick Riordan ` 450 25 Heroes of Olympus : The House of Hades Rick Riordan ` 499 26 Diary of a Wimpy Kid : The Third Wheel Jeff Kiney ` 250 27 Return of the Vampire Geronimo Stilton ` 295 28 The Great Indian Epics : Retold by Devdutt Pattanaik Box Set ` 999 29 The Puffin Book of Hindu God and Goddesses Penguin ` 399 30 Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Part I and II J.K. Rowling ` 899 31 The Day the Crayons came Home Oliver Jeffers ` 350 32 Animal Magic x 10 Pack Various ` 1,199 33 Pushing Perfect : One Little Mistake, A World of Problems Michelle Falkoff ` 299 34 Fantastic Beast and where to find them J.K. Rowling ` 599 35 Caravan to Tibet Deepa Agarwal ` 250 36 Thea Stilton and the Mystery in Paris Geronimo Stilton ` 325 37 The Kashmiri Storyteller Ruskin Bond ` 399 38 Stick Dog Tries to take the Donuts Tom Watson ` 299 39 J.K.Rowling’s Wizarding World : A Pop -Up Gallery of Curiosities Warner Bros ` 1,299 40 Rainbow Rowell : Fangirl and Carry On (Boxset) Rainbow Rowell ` 699 41 Raising Difficult Kids : A Step -by-Step Guide Stuart Passmore ` 350 42 The land of stories : The Enchantress Returns Chris Colfer ` 499 43 The Kids’ Book of Wordsearches 1 Gareth Moore ` 299 44 The End of OZ Danielle Paige ` 399 45 A Classic Case of Dr.Suess:The 20 Dr.Suess Books every Child should Own Dr. Suess ` 3,999 National Geographic Kids Brain Games: Mind-Blowing Science of Your 46 Amazing Brain Hank Green ` 950 2 Books on China S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR PRICE 1 The South China Sea Dispute : Navigating Diplomatic & Strategic Tension Lan Storey & Lin Cheng ` 995 2 China: Threat or Challenge? Dr. V. Balasubramaniyam ` 995 3 Analysing China’s Soft Power Strategy & Comparative Indian Perspective Prama Sinha Palit ` 995 4 China Pakistan Economic Corridor : Bar or Boom for India Dr. Ravikant ` 1,450 5 Understanding South China Sea Geopolitics Subhadeep Bhattacharya ` 995 6 Strategic Discourse on People Republic of China:Military, Power & Politics Lt.Gen.Gautam Banerjee ` 995 7 China : A History John Keay ` 999 8 China’s Transition under Xi Jinping Jagannath P. Panda ` 1,995 9 China and the Brics : Setting up a Different Kitchen Srikanth Kondapalli ` 1,295 10 Maritime Power Building : New Mantra for China’s Rise Kamlesh K.Agnihotri ` 795 11 China Restored : The Middle Kingdom Looks to 2020 and Beyond Eric C. Anderson ` 995 12 India China Boundary Issues : Quest for Settlement Ranjit Singh Kalha ` 995 13 China’s Military and India Srikant Kondapalli ` 795 14 Modernisation of Chinese PLA : From Massed Militia to Force Projection Lt. Gen. JS Bajwa ` 995 15 I was a Prisoner of War in China Lt. Col. KN Bakshi ` 350 16 China : Threat in South Asia Dr. Pushpa Adhikari ` 795 17 Chinese Lessons from other People’s Wars Andrew Scobell ` 895 18 Threat from China Bharat Verma ` 995 19 Emerging China and India’s Policy Options Nimmi Kurian ` 795 The China Factor : Leveraging Emerging Business Strategies to 20 Compete, Grow and Win in the New Global Economy Amy Karam , Ken Wilcox ` 550 21 Water Wars : Unease in the South China Sea R.K. Pandey ` 1,350 22 South China Sea : China’s Expanded Maritime Ambitions Dr. D.P. Sinha ` 1,495 23 India, China & Asean:Understanding Strategic Covergence & Divergence Col.(Retd.)S.C. Narang ` 1,295 24 China’s Defence Policy Col(Retd.)S.C. Narang ` 2,250 25 Military Strength of China Capt.(Retd.)R.K.Sirohi ` 2,000 26 East of India South of China : Sino-Indian Encounters in Southeast Asia Amitav Acharya ` 695 27 Dragon on our Doorstep : Managing China through Military Power Pravin Sawhney ` 799 28 On China Henry Kissinger ` 999 29 Where China meets India : Burma and the New Crossroad of Asia Thant Myint-U ` 999 30 Lonely Planet China Travel Guide ` 2,478 31 China’s Crony Capitalism Minxin Pei ` 999 32 A Boy of China : In Search of Mao’s Lost Son Richard Loseby ` 1,350 33 China Rich Girlfriend : A Novel Kevin Kwan ` 899 34 Wild Swans : Three Daughters of China Jung Chang ` 850 35 The Great Zoo of China Mathew Reily ` 799 36 China behind the Miracle Dawra Sumita ` 699 37 China’s Disruptors Edward Tse ` 899 China’s Second Continent : How a Million Migrants are building a New 38 Empire in Africa Howard W. French ` 799 39 India-China Borderlands : Conversations beyond the Centre Nimmi Kurian ` 695 40 The Party Forever : Inside China’s Modern Communist Elite Rowan Callick ` 1,299 41 Red Sorghum : A Novel of China Mo Yan, Howard Goldblatt ` 850 42 Next China India War Gen S. Padmanabhan ` 795 43 Mao’s Great Famine:History of China Most Devastating Catastrophe 1958-62 Frank Dikotter ` 599 44 China’s Approach towards Territorial Disputes: Lessons and Prospects Sana Hashmi ` 1,280 45 The Chinese Air Threat: Understanding the Reality Ravinder Chhatwal ` 980 46 Russia India Relations in the Post Cold War Era: The China Factor Ajay K Singh ` 780 47 Escape from Namka Chu: A Love Story Based on India China War 1962 Madan M Bhanot ` 495 3 Literature & Fiction S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR PRICE 1 Dangerous Games Danielle Steel ` 399 2 The Silkworm Robert Galbraith ` 599 3 Private Delhi James Patterson ` 399 4 A Strangeness in my Mind Orhan Pamuk ` 599 5 Fifty Shades of Grey E.L. James ` 499 6 Pivot : The Only move that matters is your next one Jenny Blake ` 599 7 Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them J K Rowling ` 699 8 Paper Towns John Green ` 599 9 Stuart Little E.B. White ` 399 10 Lady Chatterley’s Lover DH Lawrence ` 150 11 IQ84 : Books 1,2 and 3 Murakami ` 599 12 Midnight Children Salman Rushdie ` 499 13 War and Peace Leo Tolstoy ` 699 14 Fasting Feasting Anita Desai ` 350 15 Catch 22 Joseph Heller ` 399 16 The God of Small Things Arundhati Roy ` 450 17 White Mughals William Dalyrymple ` 699 18 The Holy Cow and Other Indian Stories Tarun Chopra ` 699 19 Malgudi Days R K Narayan ` 499 20 The Last Song Nicholas Sparks ` 350 21 Things that can and cannot be said Arundhati Roy ` 250 22 How I taught my Grandmother to Read and other Stories Sudha Murty ` 250 23 The Gita for Children Roopa Pai ` 299 24 To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee ` 399 25 Walking with the Comrades Arundhati Roy ` 199 26 The CEO who lost his head Aditya Sinha ` 299 27 Hide and Seek James Patterson ` 399 28 Tess of the d’Urbervilles Thomas Hardy ` 250 29 City of Djinns : A Year in Delhi William Dalrymple ` 499 30 Lady Midnight : The Dark Artifices Cassandra Clare ` 450 31 The Professional Ashok Ferrey ` 299 32 The Thirst : Harry Hole 11 Jo Nesbo ` 799 33 Humans, Bow Down James Patterson ` 599 34 In Custody Anita Desai ` 299 35 Selected Poems of Pablo Neruda Pablo Neruda ` 799 36 The Kane Chronicles : The Serpent Shadow Rick Riordan ` 599 37 The Nightingale Kristin Hannah ` 499 38 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roald Dahl ` 699 39 The Pigeon Tunnel Stories from my Life John Le Carre ` 799 40 A Sister to Honour Lucy Ferriss ` 295 41 Brothers Manju Kapoor ` 599 42 The Crunch Factor Andaleeb Wajid ` 350 43 Bronx Requiem John Clarkson ` 699 44 Lolita Vladimir Nabokov ` 780 45 Song of the Gurus : From Guru Nanak Dev to Guru Gobind Singh Khushwant Singh ` 399 46 Agatha Christie - Shocking Real Murders : Behind her Classic Mysteries Agatha Christie ` 499 47 All by Myself Alone Mary Higgins Clark ` 699 48 Sita : Warrior of Mithila Amish Tripathi ` 350 4 Fiction & Non-Fiction : Business, Investing and Managment S.NO. TITLE AUTHOR PRICE 1 Good to Great : Why some companies make the leap…and others don’t Jim Collins ` 999 2 Breakout Nations : In Pursuit of the Nex Ruchir Sharma ` 499 3 Leaders Eat Last : Why some teams pull together and others don’t Simon Sinek ` 899 4 Network 18 : Audacious Story of a Start Up that became a Media Empire Indira Kannan ` 399 5 Start with Why : How Great Leaders inspire everyone to take Action Simon Sinek ` 399 6 Execution : The Discipline of Getting Things Done Larry Bosidy, Ram Charan ` 899 7 Poor Economics : Rethinking Poverty & the Ways to End It Abhijit V.
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