English Books
Books written in English by Pakistani authors. Read them online or order a print copy — every book on this shelf is in the language it was meant to be read in.
SupernovaAisha Noor
Against all OddsHira Ajaz
The Damsel in DistressFarees Ahmed
A Black Rose Among the RedYusra Khan
Being YouSameen Fawad
Prism of AshesKhadija Shafiq
Chasing the DreamsYusra Mustafa
In Love and PainShizza Malik
Kausar Bibi
“Thud. Thud. Thud. Fists crashed on the wood. With each violent blow, the door threatened to unhinge. Kausar watched the door, her eyes wide with fear. Bile rose to her throat. Her heart pounded in her chest. Then, with shaking fi…
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Defying The OrderOmar Iftikhar
Especially Special Sundus Zafar
ScarsSania Irfan
Glass CeilingsSabah Shahid
A Day In My ShoesSaman Malik
TabooMehak Nadeem
Bend me to PerfectionMeher un nisa Khakwani
The Blemished PerfectionistIqra IlyasMany poets can distill their thoughts, observations, and feelings into poetry in a way that I could never accomplish, but I don't necessarily view them as wise human beings. They might have all sorts of other strengths, …
Waris - A Shepherd's FascinationYaseen Baig
Look me in the eye Anum Nabeel
Top RatedHidden TalentAfraz Jabeen
ZulekhaOmer Malik
The Tales Of Crucified BluntAreesh fatmee
Known StrangersFatima Furqan
The Six Murders in Seattle - Detective Story BookEkam Singh
Nur e Amber - Book for Self MotivationAmber Khan
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The Song of Waves by Ayesha Khalid - Daastan
Aysha Khalid is a Turkish poet, she does not believe in the boundaries of language to express herself or her imagination. That’s the reason, she has chosen a Pakistani publishing company ‘Daastan’ to publish her collection of poems.
The Ripple by Mahnoor Kareem - Daastan
Daastan, founded on the very notion of being able to tell your stories by putting one's word out there in the world as a whole, becoming a part of this universe; materializes its principles through the journey of thousands of authors we have published. One such journey is that of Mahnoor Kareem, a teenager from Rawalpindi who grew up aspiring to be an exceptional author and chose to become one of them. From finishing a book in a single day to becoming the author of one, she is a treasured Daastan-published author. In an interview, she revealed that her father used to write short stories for so
I'll meet you there by Aateqa Hashmi - Daastan
I'll meet you there is a poetic book that leaves its readers stunned, to say the least. It was published fairly recently and beautifies the world around us. The book's theme caters to multiple topics and since it is set in modern times and written as poetry, it leaves a lot to be imagined by the readers. The readers are creatively transported into an entirely different world that is beyond the human imagination.
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“The book is titled ‘Ramiz’, because the earliest of these poems were written after that dream.” — Ramiz- Grief Poetry Book
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The Story WithinRumaisa Ahmed
Larger than LifeKhalid Salamat
Death and Denial - Dark Fantasy BookMuaz Mirza
The Jewels of Urdu PoetryMasaud Akhtar Zaigham
The Abayat of Sultan BahooDr. Maqbool Elahi
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