February 2024 Book Box – Love Yourself

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February is the Month of Love. It is truly said that #LoveYourself and everything else will follow. What this reminds each one of us is that whether we are normal, abnormal, disabled or crazy or even called “deranged” we all have this self preservation instinct. That’s self love and we all have to nurture it to survive. Read books to know more about what’s different or what’s same.

“When you’re different, sometimes you don’t see the millions of people who accept you for what you are. All you notice is the person who doesn’t.”
― Jodi Picoult, Change of Heart

So, how do we work on our self love? By reading books! Again and again, we can’t emphasize enough about love being the greatest thing one can cultivate for oneself. The love for self. The love for reading. Book are the sources of expression of love – self or others. The books in our February Month Box get you to feel the differences, disparities and acts of inclusiveness at one go in this world. Be it physical, mental, emotional or social – these disparities can affect us for life.

The reason why we have come up with this box is to enable you to appreciate and recognize yourself in the wider scheme of things. So, what does this box have?

1. The Grammar of My Body by Abhishek Anicca (HB) – a hardback book that explores the disabilities and misconceptions surrounding them with mindfulness and radical vulnerability. Conversational and informal style of narration makes it a compelling read.
2. The Ballad of Bant Singh (Qissa of Courage) by Nirupama Dutt (PB) – a paperback that explores the biography of a laborer who was punished for seeking justice for gang rape of his minor girl. A case of caste that broke his limbs but not his spirit.
3. Crochet Book Heart Book mark
4. February Zine
5. Artist’s rendering of the theme bookmark
6. Themed Bookmark
7. Note from Founder

All these and more for just 1399/- including shipping

Do justice to yourself and pick up this especially curated book box which has our love. We want our readers to not only feel but be inclusive in their understanding of the world and the people.