India: A Portrait, by Patrick French (Knopf Doubleday, 416 pp.)
Award-winning British author Patrick French considers the rise of India, a country destined to play a major role in the shaping of the future of our planet. (June)
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20 of the smartest nonfiction titles for summer reading
Some of this summer's best books will introduce you to Machu Picchu, hippie physicists, Parisian walks, and a serial imposter. And that’s just the nonfiction.
1. "India: A Portrait," by Patrick French
