<h2>1 Serve to Win (Penguin Books)</h2>
<p>We are still reeling from Novak Djokovic&rsquo;s stunning five-hour-plus quarterfinal win in this year&rsquo;s Wimbledon. Read all about the early days of how he built his stamina, resilience, strict fitness and diet routine in this book about striving for physical and mental excellence.</p>
<h2>2 Following My Paint Brush (Tara Books)</h2>
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<p>This delightful story is about Dulari Devi, a domestic helper who became an artist in the Mithila style of folk painting from Bihar. This powerful illustrated work, with Gita Wolf&rsquo;s text, narrates how one can use their imagination to not just dream but also realise big.</p>
<h2>3 The Lost Empire Of Emanuel Nobel (Simon &amp; Schuster)</h2>
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<p>Why did an oil magnate who rivalled the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds, disappear from history? Douglas Brunt&rsquo;s title takes the reader on a thrilling journey of a man who was struck from history but is brought back to life.</p>

This powerful illustrated work, with Gita Wolf’s text, narrates how one can use their imagination to not just dream but also realise big.

Check out these three interesting books in Mumbai this week

1 Serve to Win (Penguin Books)

2 Following My Paint Brush (Tara Books)

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