The Book of Everlasting Things is a beautifully written historical novel by Aanchal Malhotra that unfolds against the backdrop of the Partition of India. Set in the vibrant city of Lahore before 1947, the story follows Samir, a Hindu perfumer, and Firdaus, a Muslim calligrapher, whose lives become intertwined through art, love, and shared dreams. As communal tensions rise and the subcontinent moves toward Partition, their relationship is tested by violence, separation, and the upheaval of history. Rich in sensory detail, the novel celebrates the enduring power of love, memory, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage while exploring themes of identity, migration, family, resilience, and belonging. The hardcover edition is a beautifully produced collector's version of this acclaimed literary