Aleph Book Company has announced two new titles for June 2026, offering readers insights into both the human mind and the natural world.

The first, Anger: Why We Get Angry and How We Should Respond to Provocation by Narayani Ganesh, examines one of humanity’s most powerful and complex emotions. The book explores why anger arises, how it affects individuals and societies, and how it has been interpreted by philosophers, spiritual teachers, and thinkers across cultures. With a foreword by the Dalai Lama, the book argues that anger need not be viewed solely as a destructive force and can be understood and channelled in constructive ways.

Ganesh, a veteran journalist and former editor of The Speaking Tree, draws on decades of engagement with spiritual leaders, philosophers, scientists, and wellness experts to offer a thoughtful reflection on the subject.

The second release, The Trees of My Country: A Natural History of India in 50 Trees by wildlife scientist T. R. Shankar Raman, with illustrations by Manali Patil, celebrates India’s extraordinary tree diversity. Through fifty native species, the book takes readers across the country’s varied landscapes—from the Western Ghats and the Himalayas to deserts, mangroves, and island ecosystems.

Combining natural history, ecology, and botanical art, the book explores how trees shape ecosystems, support biodiversity, and influence human lives. It also highlights the challenges facing India’s forests and underscores the importance of conservation.

Together, the two books reflect Aleph’s commitment to publishing works that encourage deeper engagement with both the inner world of human experience and the natural environment that sustains life.