Punjabi Books

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Pehla adhiyapak

Author: Aitmatov, Chinghiz

Genre: Historical

Year: 2021 | Pages: 80 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 82799

Historical novel

Mor pail kion nhi paunde

Author: Karyalvi, Gurmeet

Genre: Short Stories

Year: 2023 | Pages: 196 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 86281

Short stories

Peero

Author: Hosseini, Amber

Genre: Social Novel

Year: 2023 | Pages: 134 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 86303

Social novel

Shitt shitt de tirhai

Author: Bhullar, Jasbir

Genre: Social Novel

Year: 2023 | Pages: 193 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 86298

Social novel

Samen di malham

Author: Singh, Ajit

Genre: Short Stories

Year: 2023 | Pages: 120 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 86301

Short stories

Yama da chakla

Translated title: Yama - The Pit

Author: Kuprin, Aleksandr

Genre: Family Saga

Year: 2022 | Pages: 343 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 82795

Translated

An overwhelming, truthful and staggering indictment of the immemorial evil of prostitution. And since he is the last and greatest of the giants, he treats a razor-edge theme without prejudice, without sounding-brass-and-tinkling-cymbal phrases, transmuting the monstrous, downright crushing, terrible material into simple, find and deathlessly caustic images

Wade vele diya tariya

Author: Sandhu, Amandeep

Genre: Historical / Social Novel

Year: 2023 | Pages: 292 | Origin: IND | BA Seq Num: 86293

Translated

In the 1970s, India is reeling under Emergency and in Rourkela, a Nehruvian dream town in Orissa, a small boy is struggling to deal with his dysfunctional family. The arrival of a surrogate mother for Appu causes his mother's madness to take a furious turn. Years later, Appu's father dies on a summer evening in Bangalore. In the course of that night, Appu pores over letters, diaries and family albums to slowly come to terms with his mother's schizophrenia and its effect on those living under its shadow