01631nam a22001817a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000070007604100120008308200160009510000270011124500430013826000440018130000300022536500530025552011140030870000270142220260128115303.0260128b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9789369892884  cAL  aEnglish  a158.1bJOSN  aJoseph Annamkutty Jose  aNot all angels flyb: you could be one  aHaryanabHarperCollins Publishersc2025  axvi,191p.bPBc21.5x14cm.  aXIA037711b₹231.93c₹d₹239.00f14-01-2026  aA life-changing conversation with a young priest that helps a student fight despair

A mother's unwavering support and encouragement after her school-going daughter is brutally raped

A security guard's gift of life to a terminally ill young girl

A son's journey of rediscovering his mother as an individual

An enduring lesson from a freak car accident ...

Taken from everyday life, the poignant vignettes in this book explore human themes which are universal. The protagonists don't appear ethereal: they do not possess shining halos and captivating wings, and they certainly aren't airborne. If anything, they bear blemishes. Yet, they do not allow their scars to diminish their essence; in fact, they stand tall in their uniqueness.

Not All Angels Fly, masterfully translated from the Malayalam bestseller Daivathinte Charanmar, delves into the intricate interplay between sin and sainthood, while shining a light on the often-overlooked acts of heroism by ordinary people. It begs the question: Should we strive to be flawless, or is it wiser to navigate our imperfections with dignity and compassion?  aMundani, Hrishikesh Tr