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Provides clear, concise definitions, backed up by examples of real English as it’s used today.This lightweight, portable dictionary is packed full with tips and advice throughout to help clear up those words most commonly confused. Help with spelling, pronunciation and difficult words will help you get it right and improve your confidence, while the clear colour layout enables you to get to the words you need faster than ever before!With core vocabulary from key exam subjects and a handy Word Power supplement, this dictionary is an indispensable tool for any school student aged 10+.Highlights: • New colour edition• Bestselling Gem format• Essential help with language and literacy• For students aged 10+• Core vocabulary for key subjects• Useful language notes• Clear definitions• Supplement gives extra help with grammar, punctuation and spelling

Saurav Sethi, teenage prodigy and future tennis star in the making, watches his elder brother Raj fight a losing battle in life. But father Akshay Sethi turns a blind eye, letting his elder son spiral into the depths of depression.Saurav challenges destiny and prepares to give Raj a life he deserves, but will his lifechanging decision see Rajs seemingly impossible dream of running the marathon in the 1980 Olympics come to life? Or will it completely devastate the family to a point of no return? Set against a turbulent time during the cold war between the US and the USSR, the Sethi brothers embark on a rollercoaster ride that will push their courage and grit beyond all known limits.About the AuthorBangaloreborn Shriram Iyer a management professional based in Melbourne, Australia, has authored several short stories, theater scripts and screenplays for short films. Silvermedalist under the Shankars International Award in 1996 given by the President of India, Shriram is also a professional singer who has to his credit an Indian pop album, Is Dhundh Mein, (released in 2007 by wellknown singer Shankar Mahadevan) as well as over 400 concerts in India, Australia, New Zealand and USA. Wings of Silence is his debut novel.

It’s the classic tale of Punjabi boy meets Tamilian girl, they fall in love, the families oppose it, but love conquers all and they get married to live happily ever after. Or do they? There’s a twist in this hilarious tale by Judy Balan when, four years down the line, Rishab and Deepika fall out of love. But if getting married was hard, getting divorced is much, much harder because, by now, their families have fallen in love – with each other. And will leave no stone unturned to make sure that what the Fates have joined together, no couple shall put asunder, even if it means staying together themselves as one big, intercommunity family.