Qawaid e Urdu and Asan Urdu Grammar, written by Maulvi Abdul Haq, are considered foundational works in Urdu language studies. These books present a clear, systematic, and comprehensive explanation of Urdu grammar, making them essential resources for both beginners and advanced learners. Maulvi Abdul...

The Crooked Line by Ismat Chughtai is a powerful and provocative novel that stirred debates upon its publication. Some critics claimed it portrayed a girl with a diseased mind, but the author makes it clear that Shaman, the heroine, is neither mentally nor sexually...

Understanding Body Language is the ultimate guide for anyone who wants to decode conversations, expressions, and gestures with clarity. Written by Scott Rouse, a renowned behavior analyst and body language expert, this book teaches how to interpret gestures, expressions, and postures to reveal true...

Mamulat-e-Abu Bakr Siddique is a book series that beautifully explores the life and character of Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique (RA), the first caliph of Islam. Authored by Qayyum Nizami, Mamulat-e-Abu Bakr Siddique gives readers a closer look into his simplicity, leadership, and unwavering devotion...

Secrets About Men Every Woman Should Know by Barbara De Angelis is a powerful guide to understanding men, love, and the hidden truths that shape relationships. For the first time available as an ebook, this bestselling classic continues to inspire women around the world...

Never Kiss Your Roommate by Philine Harms takes readers inside Seven Hills, the most elite boarding school where brilliance and ambition rule the halls. But behind the polished perfection lies scandal, secrets, and an anonymous blog—the notorious Chitter Chatter—run by someone only known as...

A Hunger Artist by Franz Kafka was the last book published during his lifetime, and it captures some of his most profound and haunting themes — spiritual poverty, futility, alienation, and the struggles of the modern artist. The collection features four unforgettable stories: “A...

Circe and Cyclops by Homer tells the legendary tales of Odysseus’s encounters with the formidable enchantress Circe, who can turn men into swine, and the fearsome Cyclops, a man-eating giant. These stories are part of the epic journey of Odysseus, the “man of twists...

Kaguya-sama: Love is War, Vol. 3 by Aka Akasaka is a hilarious and heart-throbbing continuation of the battle of love between two brilliant high school geniuses. Both Kaguya and Miyuki are determined to make the other confess first, leading to clever schemes, embarrassing slip-ups,...

It Was Snowing Butterflies by Charles Darwin captures some of the most extraordinary moments from his famous voyage on the Beagle. In It Was Snowing Butterflies, readers are transported to distant lands, enchanted by vivid scenes of natural wonders, strange creatures, and thrilling adventures...

King Lear by William Shakespeare is a bleak and powerful tragedy that explores the devastating consequences of pride, misjudgment, and familial betrayal. As the ageing king seeks a successor, he rejects the daughter who truly loves him and places his trust in her treacherous...

Lips Too Chilled presents a moving selection of haiku by Basho, one of Japan’s most celebrated poets. In this poetry collection, Basho captures fleeting moments of beauty and solitude with his signature elegance, turning everyday experiences into timeless reflections on life and nature. The...

To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf is a landmark in modernist fiction and one of the most enduring works in the category of classics. The novel follows the Ramsay family and their guests during a holiday on the Isle of Skye, where a postponed...

Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne is a celebrated work in the category of classic adventure fiction, taking readers on an exhilarating journey across continents. The book follows Phileas Fogg, a precise and methodical gentleman, who shocks his companions at the...

The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is one of the most powerful portrayals of unrequited love and tragic longing ever written. First published in 1774, this groundbreaking epistolary novel quickly became a cornerstone of Romantic literature, shaping how generations understood...

Shooting an Elephant is a powerful collection of essays by George Orwell, showcasing his sharp eye for truth and his uncompromising honesty. The title essay recounts Orwell’s harrowing experience as a police officer in imperial Burma, where he shot an escaped elephant not out...

The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli is one of history’s most influential works of political philosophy, a timeless guide that has shaped leaders and thinkers for centuries. Written in the 16th century, this bold treatise explores the balance of power, survival, and the pursuit of...

The Emperor of Gladness by Ocean Vuong is a luminous novel about chosen family, second chances, and the bonds that can change the course of a life. Oprah’s Book Club has embraced this unforgettable story, which blends tenderness and grit with the poetic style...

The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran is a timeless exploration of life’s mysteries, reminding us that yesterday is today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. Through the voice of AlMustafa, the book delves into themes of love, marriage, children, friendship, joy, and sorrow capturing the...

The Prince (Collins Classics) by Niccolò Machiavelli is the world’s most famous guide to power and politics. Written in 1512, The Prince (Collins Classics) presents a bold and unflinching view of leadership, where a ruler must be both fox and lion to survive. Unbound...