Cosmology and physics retold for young readers, tracing the line from the Big Bang to the atoms in a human hand. Written to make wonder the entry point into science.

A thriller about defeating India’s corrupted and realising Kalam’s dream of a corruption-free nation. Fiction used to argue a case that policy papers rarely reach.

The sequel, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, space and the technologies that will define the next four decades. Written for students choosing what to study.

What a smart city owes its citizens beyond sensors and dashboards, water, dignity, work and civic wisdom. Co-authored with G. R. K. Reddy.

Six years beside a President, recounted as a set of lessons rather than a memoir. The book from which the “What Can I Give” movement takes its name.

Dr. Kalam’s final vision for the country, the last book they wrote together.