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19/10/2016

Which T Shirt would suit our ?

20/07/2016

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08/02/2016

The one book you should be reading this month !

 Author :Syed Sami Ahmad Publisher : Royal Book Company year of Publication : 2004 Binding : Hard bound Pages : 440 Contents : 1 Quaid-I-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah (1947-1948) 2 The Cabinet Mission Plan 3 Indial’s Misfortune Begins 4 Mountbatten Maneuvers Partition Of India 5 Acceession of&n…

Make sure to read it this month !!!
20/01/2016

Make sure to read it this month !!!

In her latest novel, turkey’s preeminent female writer spins an epic tale spanning nearly a century in the life of the ottoman empire. In 1540, twelve-year-old jahan arrives in istanbul. As an animal tamer in the sultan’s menagerie, he looks after the exceptionally smart elephant chota and befriends…

RIP Severus Snape a.k.a Alan Rickman. You shall be missed.
14/01/2016

RIP Severus Snape a.k.a Alan Rickman. You shall be missed.

Every great idea begins on a blank page of paper. Visit the link to pick your favorite notebook, may be it will feature ...
06/01/2016

Every great idea begins on a blank page of paper. Visit the link to pick your favorite notebook, may be it will feature your next great idea.
http://www.kaymu.pk/seller/rebelz/

If you are familiar with Nadia Hashimi, then you must have read her debut novel The Pearl that Broke Its Shell, an inten...
04/01/2016

If you are familiar with Nadia Hashimi, then you must have read her debut novel The Pearl that Broke Its Shell, an intensely agonizing story of helplessness, providence, and the freedom to control one's own fate. I loved every bit of it – from the premise of the story to the elegant writing style which overwhelmingly captured my imagination and emotion. If The Pearl that Broke Its Shell was good, Nadia gets to write a better novel with this one, which by all means is a real page turner. When the Moon is Low by Nadia Hashimi is an intriguing story with a grasping title. It is the story of Fereiba who endured a difficult life in Afghanistan, both as a child and an adult. Raised as a step-daughter after her mother died, and meted out harsh treatment since then, her arranged marriage soon turned into a passionate love affair. When the Taliban came to power she was compelled to give up her job as a teacher and raised her three children. But her happiness was short-lived when the Taliban came knocking on her door in the dead of the night and took her husband away. Fereiba was forced to flee and seek shelter elsewhere. Heartrending and powerful, this solidly written book is not only an exploration of the plight of Fereiba and her family but symptomatic of the larger problem that besets individuals and families all across Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. The novel also depicts the indomitable spirit of the people in the face of grave dangers and showcased their longing for freedom and safety. It also has interesting characters ranging from the stepmother to the dangerous and evil Talibans who are always on the prowl. Beautiful and poignant, When the Moon is Low by Nadia Hashimi is an emotional journey through the heart of Afghanistan.
http://www.kaymu.pk/when-the-moon-is-low-1027927.html

If you are familiar with Nadia Hashimi, then you must have read her debut novel The Pearl that Broke Its Shell, an intensely agonizing story of helplessness, providence, and the freedom to control one\'s own fate. I loved every bit of it – from the premise of the story to the elegant writing style w…

This is the one book on India that you should be reading.http://www.kaymu.pk/this-unquiet-land-stories-from-indias-fault...
31/12/2015

This is the one book on India that you should be reading.
http://www.kaymu.pk/this-unquiet-land-stories-from-indias-fault-lines-1011945.html

India’s fault lines run wide and deep. Some of them go back centuries, others are of comparatively recent origin. The myriad villains these fault lines have spawned include rapists, murderers, terrorists, prophets of religious hatred, corrupt politicians,

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