Thorsons Principles of Ayurveda by Anne Green

Don't Lose Your Mind, Lose Your Weight
by Rujuta Diwekar

Want to know how Kareena Kapoor managed to achieve the perfect figure? Let Rujuta Diwekar tell you how.

India's top celebrity fitness guru has worked with the who's who of Bollywood, including Kareena, Karishma, Saif, Lisa and Sonali. Now she lets you in on her secret-you can eat anything you want as long as you follow her four simple priciples. Rujuta teaches you how to lose weight without giving up all your favorite foods. No crash dieting, no carb deprivation,no unbidden cravings:You'll never go hungry again. What's more she even reveals Bebo's complete regime, in a special chapter on how exactly our favorite heroine got that phenominally fit bod for "Tashan"

SO whether you're apple or pear shaped,soon you'll be eating all you want-including those irresistible parathas-and still shedding those kilos.

Until the Real Thing Comes Along
by Elizabeth Berg

What do you do when your life isn't living up to your dreams? When the man you love is unavailable, and yet you long for a family, a home? What is the cost of compromising until the real thing comes along? Patty Ann Murphy says she's "Ms. Runner-Up" in life. Rarely the bridesmaid, never mind the bride, Patty sells houses for a living (well, she's sold one house so far), longs to be married and have a family, but is irresistibly drawn to the wrong man. Ethan seems perfect for Party - handsome, generous, and sensitive - but he's hopelessly unavailable. Patty's frustration leads her to feelings she doesn't admire - jealousy of her beautiful best friend, Elaine, for instance, about whom she says, "Find me one woman who doesn't withhold just a bit from another woman who looks like that." She's also worried about her mother, with whom she's very close but who is beginning to act strangely. Patty longs more and more for the consolation of loving and being loved, but for the moment feels she must content herself with waiting - until she can wait no more.

Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
by Judy Blume

Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret

No one ever told Margaret Simon that eleven-going-on- twelve would be such a hard age. When her family moves to New Jersey, she has to adjust to life in the suburbs, a different school, and a whole new group of friends. Margaret knows she needs someone to talk to about growing up-and it's not long before she's found a solution.

Are you there God? It's me, Margaret. I can't wait until two o'clock God. That's when our dance starts. Do you think I'll get Philip Leroy for a partner? It's not so much that I like him as a person God, but as a boy he's very handsome. And I'd love to dance with him... just once or twice. Thank you God.