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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 159 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.40 inches. In Stock.
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Da: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Regno UnitoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Where the Soil EndsFour Stories about the Distance between Who We Are and Who We BecomeIf you loved A Thousand Splendid Suns, The Namesake, or Animal Farm, this collection will haunt you.From the mountains of Nepal to the corridors of Geneva, Where the Soil Ends delivers four unforgettable…stories about ordinary people pushed past their limits. No heroes. No villains. Just human beings trapped between duty and desire, vengeance and forgiveness, freedom and the terrifying weight of choosing for themselves.THE STORIES1. Where the Soil Ends (Title Novelette)Ramnath leaves his village to earn money for his family. Just a few months. Just honest work as a gardener. But in the sprawling garden of a wealthy merchant's house, he meets Shreya a woman so neglected by her husband that she has forgotten what it feels like to be seen.What begins as conversation over pruned roses becomes something neither of them intended. Each letter home to his waiting wife becomes harder to write. Each stolen moment behind high walls pulls him further from the man he used to be.Then an accident changes everything. And Ramnath must answer the most brutal question a man can face: Who am I now?A story about a man who crossed a country to provide for his family and found himself on the wrong side of every promise he ever made.2. The Innocent's RevengeFive years of torture. Five years of screaming the same words: "I am not a criminal."When Binod finally walks free, he returns home to find his wife gone, her face covered in their wedding photo, rumors of abandonment everywhere. He has one plan: make the men who destroyed his life pay.But while Binod was sharpening his knife in the dark, someone else was fighting for him. His wife sold everything she owned her jewelry, her land, her future to buy his freedom.Now Binod stands on a riverbank, holding the crumpled photograph of a woman who saved him. Fifty meters away, a Buddhist nun in white robes faces the water. She has taken vows of silence, poverty, and celibacy.She has renounced the world.Including him.A devastating tragedy about love, sacrifice, and the reunion that can never happen.3. The SymposiumThree thousand delegates. Seventy countries. One peace conference meant to bridge all human divisions.Within an hour, the crowd has sorted itself into warring tribes Hindu against Muslim, nation against nation, sect against sect. The stage dignitaries watch the chaos, then stand, join hands, and proclaim: "We are one family."Cameras flash. The world watches.Then they bleed.The dignitaries hold up wounded wrists, point silently at each other, and walk off stage. The crowd erupts into violence.But one young woman noticed something the cameras missed: the cuts were self-inflicted.A chillingly timely thriller about manufactured division, the media's role in crisis, and the courage to see through manipulation before it's too late. 4. Democracy in the WildernessThe predators are dead. The prey animals have won their revolution.The jackal who led the uprising stands before the assembly and declares: "We are free."But the old elephant asks the question no one prepared for: "What will the carnivores eat now?"The deer suggest volunteers sacrifice themselves. The mongoose wants to raid human villages. The young lion cubs watch from the edge, eyes burning.Votes are held. Laws are written. A fence is built.Then the dry season comes. The waterhole shrinks. The prey animals-now so numerous they can barely move begin to starve.And the jackal realizes: In our democracy, we hunt with vo Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. He borrowed two million rupees from everyone who loved him and flew to the Netherlands to become someone worth loving back.Prakash Khadka is twenty-three, teaching English in Kathmandu for wages that barely cover his rent. He is hungry in every direction for Sarita, a colleague who offers e…verything except the thing that matters; for a future that keeps retreating; for escape from the elaborate codes that make desire feel like debt and intimacy feel like transgression. When he kisses his married landlady and nearly loses his home over it, he understands: something has to change.He takes on a debt larger than his father will earn in a decade and boards a plane to Breda, the Netherlands, to study international tourism management. He arrives expecting the degree to open doors. The degree does something stranger: it opens him. European professors ask questions no Nepali classroom ever asked. They expect disagreement. They treat students as people with things worth saying. For months, he sits in rooms full of Western frameworks and wonders: Will any of this work when I go back? The answer doesn't arrive quickly. It arrives in fragments, over years.He meets Emma, a Dutch student who says what she wants, asks what he wants, and treats desire as honest communication rather than a negotiation with conditions attached. With her, he learns what intimacy feels like without shame, without the months-long courtship dances that characterized every relationship he'd known in Nepal. Then she chooses Berkeley over him, ends it cleanly, and leaves him to understand that clarity is not always the same as kindness.He returns to Nepal with a European degree and a mind that no longer fits comfortably anywhere. Interview panels ask about his uncle's connections, not his thesis. The tourism industry runs on permits and favors. He teaches English again, watches less qualified men advance through networks he will never have, and explains to his father slowly, painfully why the education cost everything and delivered almost nothing they had imagined.Then something shifts. Not from the degree. From him. He begins mapping not roads and rivers, but possibilities. A sal forest trail that could become a guided walk. Tea gardens whose workers have spare rooms and no off-season income. A temple ruin being swallowed by roots, more valuable unrestored than rebuilt. He takes the frameworks from Dutch classrooms and translates them into Nepali, into the actual conditions of a village in Jhapa, into conversations under mango trees where farmers ask harder questions than any professor ever did. The knowledge from Europe was never meant to be applied directly. It was meant to be made local transformed by the person holding it. This is not an immigrant success story. It is an honest account of what a foreign education actually does: not deliver a career, but change how you see. The frameworks may feel foreign. The curriculum may not resemble home. But the mind that learns to ask better questions that mind does not become irrelevant when it crosses back. It becomes a responsibility.A Foreign Degree is for every student who has ever sat in a European or American classroom and wondered whether any of it would matter back home. Not as a success story. As a reckoning. As permission to take what you learned, leave what doesn't fit, and build something that belongs to the place you came from. For readers of Americanah, Open City, The Namesake, and Exit West - a novel that traces neither triumph nor defeat, but the long work of becoming relevant: to your country, to your community, and to yourself.BP Uprety writes from the inside with precision, warmth, and the honesty of someone who knows that what a foreign education gives you is not a career. It is a different mind. Wh Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Da: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, GermaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH
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Da: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, GermaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What if everything you've been chasing is the very thing keeping you empty Bed Prasad Uprety grew up in Phulganchi, a village in eastern Nepal, watching his father, a farmer and devotee, move through the fields like a prayer. Umakanta Uprety lived simply, by choice and character. And in th…at simplicity, he carried something the modern world has forgotten how to find: an unshakeable sense of enough.The son wanted more.He left for Kathmandu. Then the Netherlands. Then China. He earned degrees, bought houses, chased love, chased meaning. He did everything the world told him would finally satisfy the hunger.The world kept its promises. The emptiness didn't leave. The Two Hungers is the story of what happened when he stopped running and asked the only question that matters: What am I actually hungry for WHAT YOU'LL FIND INSIDE: - The two hungers: Why feeding the body's needs can never satisfy the soul's, and what to do about it- The two mirrors: How to hold both outer success and inner truth without losing yourself- The art of enough: How to know when you have sufficient, before the hunger becomes a prison- A father's final teaching: Deathbed words from a man who never read a self-help book, yet possessed the deepest wisdom of all- Daily practices: Fifteen-minute rituals for stillness, attention, mindful consumption, and genuine generosity- Financial planning with a soul: Questions that matter more than any spreadsheet, aligning money with meaningTHIS BOOK IS FOR YOU IF: - You have everything the world promised - and still feel the absence of something unnamed- You've dismissed money as illusion, yet wonder why the bills won't disappear- You've known real loss - of a person, a dream, or simply the life you expected- You are caught between two worlds, two versions of yourself, two kinds of hunger'The hunger no salary can satisfy, no purchase can quiet, no achievement can fill - this book names it, faces it, and offers a way through. Not by renouncing the world. By entering it more fully.'This is not a philosophy. Not a system. A life lived across three continents, through grief and earthquake and pandemic and the slow, patient work of sitting still until the stillness answers.The man from Jhapa already knew the secret. The Two Hungers is what his son learned on the long way home.
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Da: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, GermaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH
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Da: California Books, Miami, FL, U.S.A.California Books
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if everything you've been chasing is the very thing keeping you empty?Bed Prasad Uprety grew up in Phulganchi, a village in eastern Nepal, watching his father, a farmer and devotee, move through the fields like a prayer. Umakanta Uprety lived simply, by choice and character. And in tha…t simplicity, he carried something the modern world has forgotten how to find: an unshakeable sense of enough.The son wanted more.He left for Kathmandu. Then the Netherlands. Then China. He earned degrees, bought houses, chased love, chased meaning. He did everything the world told him would finally satisfy the hunger.The world kept its promises. The emptiness didn't leave. The Two Hungers is the story of what happened when he stopped running and asked the only question that matters: What am I actually hungry for?WHAT YOU'LL FIND INSIDE: The two hungers: Why feeding the body's needs can never satisfy the soul's, and what to do about itThe two mirrors: How to hold both outer success and inner truth without losing yourselfThe art of enough: How to know when you have sufficient, before the hunger becomes a prisonA father's final teaching: Deathbed words from a man who never read a self-help book, yet possessed the deepest wisdom of allDaily practices: Fifteen-minute rituals for stillness, attention, mindful consumption, and genuine generosityFinancial planning with a soul: Questions that matter more than any spreadsheet, aligning money with meaningTHIS BOOK IS FOR YOU IF: You have everything the world promised - and still feel the absence of something unnamedYou've dismissed money as illusion, yet wonder why the bills won't disappearYou've known real loss - of a person, a dream, or simply the life you expectedYou are caught between two worlds, two versions of yourself, two kinds of hunger"The hunger no salary can satisfy, no purchase can quiet, no achievement can fill - this book names it, faces it, and offers a way through. Not by renouncing the world. By entering it more fully."This is not a philosophy. Not a system. A life lived across three continents, through grief and earthquake and pandemic and the slow, patient work of sitting still until the stillness answers.The man from Jhapa already knew the secret. The Two Hungers is what his son learned on the long way home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Seeker's PathWhat does it cost to become the person you always wanted to be?"Arun leaves his Nepali hill village at twelve years old carrying two things: his father's quiet wisdom and his own burning ambition. By the time he is a man, he has built the life he dreamed of wealth, influenc…e, recognition, the power he watched his good father be denied. He has achieved everything.And yet something essential has been lost along the way.The Seeker's Path is the story of what that something is - and the long, difficult journey to find it again.Set against the vivid landscape of Nepal, monsoon-soaked terraced fields, the ancient temples of Bhaktapur, the Bagmati River at dawn - this is a novel about ambition and its costs. About the gap between the person we intend to become and the person success makes us. About whether it is possible to move through the modern world without being consumed by it.For Readers who ask the harder questionsDrawing on the living wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, Buddhist non-attachment, and the Vedantic vision of the self beyond ego, The Seeker's Path weaves ancient insight into thoroughly contemporary experience. But this is no spiritual manual. Arun is not a saint. He is a man who wanted the right things and pursued them in the wrong way and who must find his way back not through retreat or renunciation, but through the harder path of full engagement with life, held lightly.Readers of Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha will recognise the journey. Readers of Rohinton Mistry's A Fine Balance will feel the weight of structural injustice that sets it in motion. Readers of Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist will find here the same elemental question - but pursued with greater moral complexity and more honest reckoning.What this novel asksCan a person succeed in the modern world without being spiritually destroyed by it?Can you build without grasping? Love without demanding? Achieve without losing yourself in achievement?The Seeker's Path does not offer easy answers. It offers something better: a story so honestly told, so richly grounded in place and culture and the texture of lived experience, that readers will find their own answers waiting inside it.Perfect for Readers of literary fiction with spiritual or philosophical depthAnyone who has achieved what they wanted and felt unexpectedly emptyThe South Asian diaspora and readers drawn to Nepali and Himalayan cultureThose exploring mindfulness, meaning, and the relationship between worldly success and inner lifeFans of Siddhartha, The Alchemist, A Fine Balance, and The Kite Runner"Not a story about finding peace by leaving the world - but about finding it while fully, fearlessly living in it." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
