Amy Stewart’s delightful book “The Tree Collectors” highlights enthusiasts who treasure the plant we often take for granted.

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A redrafted memoir cum motivational book, “Enable: An occupational therapist’s journey brought to light”, written by the late Aruna P Tole, head of the physiotherapy department at the Tata ...

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In this expansive book, a historian places the earth’s ecological plight in the context of human exploitation. Amrith’s inventory of crucial events begins with the Charter of the Forest of ...

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As the weather cools and the days get darker, new fall books arrive in libraries and bookstores. Look out for fiction both historical and magical, new adventures from best-selling thriller writers ...

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Brigid Schulte’s ambitious “Over Work” tackles policy, culture and the legacy of the pandemic’s disruption to chart a better way to work and live.