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Delhi, Jaipur Agra Map
Globetrotter
Covering Northern India and the neighboring Himalayas, this double-sided map also features detailed city plans and site diagrams, a concise index, color photographs and travel information.
(IDA566, $8.95)
Kim
Rudyard Kipling
LITERATURE
For the sheer pleasure of its prose, insight into the British in India and its extraordinary sense of place, you can't do better than Kipling's classic novel about a boy who travels the Grand Trunk Road with the Dalai Lama.
(IDA65, $7.00)
Lonely Planet Rajasthan, Delhi & Agra
Abigail Hole
GUIDEBOOK
A practical guide to Rajasthan, featuring 36 maps, a good overview of culture, history and nature, and plenty of information on excursions, accommodations and sightseeing.
(IDA238, $24.99)
A Passage to India
E.M. Forster
LITERATURE
Forster's enduring masterpiece of the clash between Indian and British culture gives gripping insights into British imperial attitudes and Indian colonial responses.
(IDA26, $14.00)
Raj, The Making and Unmaking of British India
Lawrence James
HISTORY
An anecdotal, engrossing mostly military history of the East India Company.
(IDA87, $24.99)
A Suitable Boy
Vikram Seth
LITERATURE
A modern classic set in Calcutta, Delhi and other northern India cities after Independence, bursting with history, character, and politics. In this outstanding epic novel, Seth displays his cultural sensitivity, historical insight, and poetic creativity.
(IDA27, $21.99)
Taj Mahal, Passion and Genius at the Heart of the Moghul Empire
Diana Preston
Michael Preston
HISTORY
A vivid narrative history of the creation of the Taj Mahal, a memorial created by Moghul emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife.
(IDA340, $16.95)
City of Djinns, A Year in Delhi
William Dalrymple
CULTURAL PORTRAIT
FAVORITE
Dalrymple infectiously interweaves his own experiences over a year in Delhi with the art, architecture, history and literature of the city.
(IDA06, $16.00)
May You Be the Mother of a Hundred Sons, A Journey Among the Women of India
Elisabeth Bumiller
CULTURAL PORTRAIT
A wonderfully written, fascinating portrayal of Indian women from Bollywood stars to Indira Gandhi to prostitutes. It's an insightful portrait of the country as seen through the eyes of its women.
(IDA37, $14.95)
In Spite of the Gods, The Strange Rise of Modern India
Edward Luce
HISTORY
Luce tackles the challenges and reality of the world's largest democracy with insight and balance in this portrait of a nation in transition.
(IDA349, $16.00)
The Idea of India
Sunil Khilnani
CULTURAL PORTRAIT
Khilnani confronts the complexities, paradoxes and challenges of the nation in this brief, elegant survey of India since independence.
(IDA160, $17.00)
Taj Mahal
Giles Tillotson
Mary Beard
ART & ARCHITECTURE
An enlightening pocket guide to the myth, meaning and legends of the celebrated tomb, "the queen of architecture."
(IDA528, $19.95)
An Autobiography, Or the Story of My Experiments with Truth
Mohandas K. Gandhi
BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR
There is no substitute for reading Gandhi in his own simple, direct prose. A highly recommended glimpse into the personality and life of this remarkable figure.
(IDA163, $10.95)
Midnight's Children
Salman Rushdie
LITERATURE
FAVORITE
A madcap, comic take on the birth of modern India in all its splendid and unexpected manifestations, Rushdie's greatest novel was recently crowned "Best of the Booker." The title refers to those, like the narrator, born at the stroke of midnight August 15, 1947.
(IDA12, $16.00)
The White Tiger, A Novel
Aravind Adiga
LITERATURE
Mordant, funny, angry, horrifying, this Booker Prize-winning tale of a village pauper turned success (and murderer) skewers the ambition, inequity and corruption of 21st-century India. Adiga's India is a place where religion doesn't create morality and money doesn't solve every problem, though craven ambition can get you far indeed.
(IDA542, $15.00)
Birds of India
Richard Grimmett
Carol Inskipp
Tim Inskipp
FIELD GUIDE
A compact, authoritative guide to 1,300 birds of the subcontinent, from Nepal and Bhutan to Sri Lanka, with stunning color plates, range maps and descriptive information on facing pages.
(FG43, $35.00)
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