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Meet my friend, Saee. I’ve known her for about 20 years now (I know, I know, she looks extremely young and she’s just gotten wittier and better at everything she… Read More

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Meethil and I are extremely proud to announce that we have been appointed Book Curators for the new bookshop in our city’s prestigious Museum —  the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu… Read More

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  • From My Oven: Foolproof Recipes and Tips for the Home Baker ₹799.00
  • Mumbai: A City Through Objects - 101 Stories from the Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum ₹2,999.00
  • Cancer, You Picked The Wrong Girl (Signed Copy) ₹299.00
  • Shivaji Park ₹499.00
  • The Book Of Dog ₹699.00
  • Finding the Mother Tree: Uncovering the Wisdom and Intelligence of the Forest ₹799.00

Trilogy Curated Bookshop & Library

1 Carter Road,
Chimbai Koliwada,
Behind BMC Pump House,
Near Joggers Park,
Bandra (W).

Google plus code: 3R5C+6W

Call: +91 8080590590
WA:  +91 9004444369

Email: books@teltrilogy.com

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Tuesday to Sunday
11.30 am to 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm to 6.30 pm.
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It's looking like a rainy evening, and my thoughts It's looking like a rainy evening, and my thoughts turn to my dog, waiting at home. He hates the rain. To be honest, I'm not a big fan either. Fifteen years of us begging and pleading with Motu to kindly defer his ninth or tenth walk of the day during the rain, would be barked away. (Heck, you remember the cyclone warnings last year? Guess who wanted to go down for a walk at eactly that time, for no good reason???) We would wear our raincoats only to find once we reached the lobby that his highness would realise it's raining and would woof as though to say which fool thought we should go for a walk in this weather? He would side eye us all the way back home, and be oblivious to us glaring at him. As he's gotten older, his royal floofness has gotten quite fond of the sofa, and I'm sure he is there now, snoozing, taking deep sniffs now and then to confirm his food is being made. So, while I wait to go home and snuggle beside him, I seek out my favourite section. Where the dogs are. And this adorable little watercolor puppy @abhikbee made for the bookshop. For me, happiness is a warm dog, snoozing beside you, while it rains. #willbehomesoon #rainywalks #mumbaimonsoon #dogsinbooks #books #bandra #mumbai #teltrilogy
"Though the British governed the city, it was Indi "Though the British governed the city, it was Indian philanthropy that built and gave it shape and substance." Tasneem Zakaria Mehta Folks in Mumbai, our city's literary treasures have been growing, as it richly deserves to, and this book is a gem, one of the best about our city. We are thrilled to hold this book, the perfect tribute to the city of makers, dreamers and benefactors. @ruta.baptista @alishasadikot we are so proud to see the splendid work you have put in, and @ruchitamadhok, like all your creations about the city, this is spectacular. If you are looking for the book, DM us, we'll send it across, or better yet, come by and pick it up! (personal long story) You remember the floods in Bombay in 2005? My sister and I were stuck at work, so was Dad, we all worked in and around Colaba then, so we met up and lived at his friend's travel company for 3 days. It was a surreal feeling. The whole city felt unmoored, like as if it was drifting away and I remember my Dad being most calm, he was secretly delighted I think, having his hitherto fully distracted daughters cut off from our phones and right beside him as we walked around 'town' and he could finally hold forth about Bombay's architecture we had clearly missed seeing. He told us the wildest Bombay stories (all true, I've checked), and although our city was drowning, it was then that I fell in love with it completely. I would never leave it, I swore, feeling a strange sort of loyalty towards a city I now saw as a scrappy sleepy kid, who suddenly had to put itself together, do jugaad, build a community of strangers, become royalty and a streetsmart entrepreneur all rolled into one, a benevolent, distracted, new chieftain, who took care of the helpless and weak even while ignoring them most of the time. And what a city we are, a city of contradictions, contrasts, and families. The story of our city is best represented by our Museums. The grand @bdlmuseum and @csmvsmumbai We are truly privileged to have these institutions work towards preserving and sharing our unique cultural treasures. #Mumbai #books #history #101stories #Museums #internationalmuseumday #cartography #history #photographs #bandra
We rarely get to talk so much about ourselves and We rarely get to talk so much about ourselves and to someone who patiently didn't just listen, but asked really good questions to steer our monologue towards the heart of what we do and why. Thank you Nascimento Pinto. You've presented our story with such warmth and joy and focussed on that part of our life as book people, that we love best -- the people we meet and the books we find.Thank goodness for newspapers like @middayindia and its writers who continue to serve the city and care for its readers so well. The article is available for subscribers of @middayindia online. Link to the article in our bio. #reporters #mumbai #featurewriters #midday #bandra #library #bookshop #worldbookday #reader #read #indiebookshop #india
Meet my friend, @skoranne (swipe left to see her) Meet my friend, @skoranne (swipe left to see her) I've known her for about 20 years now (I know, I know, she looks extremely young and she's just gotten wittier and better at everything she does).  Which brings me to From My Oven, Foolproof Recipes and Tips for the Home Baker (buy from our bookshop or our website, link in bio). This book began as part of a fund-raising project in April 2021. Saee had already written three books before this, Pangat, Crumbs and The Gore Family Cookbook. From My Oven went online as an ebook and Saee's community of readers and fellow food lovers and cooks, raised more than Rs. 12 lakh in less than a month, for @snehalayaindia an NGO in Ahmednagar, Maharashtra that provides support to women, children, and the LGBTQ community affected by HIV and AIDS, human trafficking, sexual violence and poverty.  The funds were used to kickstart a water project and a centre for psychological treatment and rehab for mental illnesses and de-addiction.   More about this community... @skoranne is surrounded by love and support. She isn't only a gifted cook, but also a very good writer. And a kind person. It shows in her writing and in the food  she makes. You can always count on her recipes to remind you of softer times, of happier more surrounded by family and friends times, and are a delight to serve and share. She is the only person I know who kept her first blog running (made in the way back when) and regularly posted recipes for dinners and summers, while also sharing the memories she had about her grandparents and her childhood in the 80s and 90s. Her writing and her recipes are so evocative, they become part of your memories. Often I have used her blog posts to vicariously experience a childhood with grandparents and a naughty brother who made the best food choices for a hungry growing up girl. @skoranne is on Instagram where she now shares her news about her 11-year old  daughter's deft taking over of the kitchen, what's happening in her window garden, videos that will make you very hungry, and the many interesting collaborations that keep her busy through the year. #saeekorannekhandekar #frommyoven #teltrilogy #indieauthor
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