<h2>1 Twilight In Musashino (Penguin)</h2>
<p>Seicho Matsumoto crafts a compelling mystery that reaches far beyond the search for a killer. Beginning with the murder of a flight attendant, the investigation uncovers a web of personal secrets, institutional power and complex realities of post-war Japan in this thrill-a-page read.</p>
<h2>2 Wonder Tales For A Warming Planet (Perky Parrot-Niyogi Books)</h2>
<p><img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2026/jul/20-Book-2_e.jpg" alt="" width="1280" height="720" /></p>
<p>Dive into a collection of short stories about how young people are doing their bit to create awareness for a cleaner, greener planet. Rajat Chaudhuri&rsquo;s writing gives readers encouragement and ideas to coexist with nature and also care for it.</p>
<h2>3 A Sheepdog Named Oscar (Simon &amp; Schuster)</h2>
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<p>This moving memoir by Dara Waldron set in rural Ireland, delves into grief, healing and the incredible bond between humans and dogs. Waldron blends nature writing with a deeply personal story of recovery, revealing how small acts of loyalty can lead us back from darkness into life.</p>

Rajat Chaudhuri’s writing gives readers encouragement and ideas to coexist with nature and also care for it

From Japan to Ireland: Check out these three fascinating books this week

1 Twilight In Musashino (Penguin)

2 Wonder Tales For A Warming Planet (Perky Parrot-Niyogi Books)

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