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"What is Indian food in America?" In her eagerly anticipated debut cookbook, acclaimed food writer Khushbu Shah injects an electric and irresistible energy into the story of Indian food, with 125 recipes inspired by the cooking of the diaspora. From the savory and bold flavors of Achari Paneer Pizza to the ultimate home-cooked comfort meal, a pot of Spinach Tadka Dal with rice, Khushbu's recipes are flavor-packed, party-pleasing, and wonderfully surprising. She invites readers on a journey far beyond butter chicken (though she has a stellar recipe for it), offering instructions for preparing meals, drinks, and desserts as diverse as Saag Paneer Lasagna, Classic Dosas, Keralan Fried Chicken Sandwiches, Pani Puri Mojitos, and a Masala Chai Basque Cheesecake. Khushbu makes it easy to dive in, equipping home cooks with a list of simple-to-find pantry staples alongside vibrant images, clever tips and tricks, and illuminating essays that introduce a thrilling voice in American food.

"Spirited away to the subterranean realm of Nagalok as children, seventeen-year-olds Tanvi and Venkat are charged with harvesting human dreams for the entertainment of the naga court--until one of them begins to remember the mortal life she left behind"--OCLC.

A brief biography of the fifteen-century European explorer, Vasco de Gama, who opened up trade between Europe and India.

A moral allegory, set in ancient India, about one soul's quest for the ultimate answer to the enigma of man's role in this world. The hero, Siddhartha, undergoes a series of experiences to emerge in a state of peace and wisdom.

Tigers in trouble? That's what Jack and Annie find when the Magic Tree House whisks them and Teddy, the enchanted dog, to a forest in India. The rare tigers are being trapped by greedy poachers! Can Jack and Annie find a way to help? Or will a fierce tiger eat them instead?.

Rob, Paul, Mattie, and Rosie, ages eight to seventeen, were orphaned in the December 26, 2004 Tsunami. Their parents had worked in different countries for years, supporting charities that helped the poor. When the Tsunami struck, the whole family had already worked in India for four years. Although their parents lost their lives that day, their four children survived. Almost a decade after the tragedy, the two eldest brothers, Rob and Paul, had a dream. They created the multinational brand Gandys Flip Flops in the front room of their rented flat and also set up the charitable foundation, Orphans for Orphans.

A collection of three stories by Rudyard Kipling featuring the adventures of Mowgli, a young boy raised by wolves.