Published in 2019 and written by Deanna Singh, Cloth Crown is a children’s book about a Sikh boy bullied on his first day of school.
Categories: Art, Literature, Resources • Tags: Children's literature, Cloth Crown, Deanna Singh, Flying Elephant
My previous post discussed the newly-published Dreams of Hope, a children’s book written by Navjot Kaur. She was good enough to spare a few moments to answer a few questions I had about her and her inspiration. Your first book, A Lion’s Mane, is well-known in Sikh circles. How has the response been from your readers? Our readers are the ones who have inspired me forward. When they take the time to write and share a special moment with me with […]
Categories: Literature, Profiles • Tags: A Lion's Mane, Children's literature, Dreams of Hope, Navjot Kaur, Vaisakhi
Navjot Kaur (mentioned on this blog before) is the author of the acclaimed and award-winning children’s book A Lion’s Mane (2009), which, as she describes on her website, educates and engages young children in the concepts of identity and interconnectedness. It is regularly cited as a great resource to teach both Sikh and non-Sikh children about the Sikh identity. With the success of her first book, Navjot Kaur has now announced the release of her second children’s book, Dreams of Hope: In Dreams of […]
Categories: Literature, Resources • Tags: A Lion's Mane, Children's literature, Dreams of Hope, Navjot Kaur, Saffron Press
