Super Satya is ready to have a super day, including finally conquering the tallest slide in Hoboken. But things take a not-so-super turn when she realizes her superhero cape is stuck at the dry cleaner. Will she be able to face her fears, help her friends, and be the true hero everyone knows she is? Super Satya Saves the Day, introduces Satya, a precocious Indian-American superhero, who is ready to save the day, even if she doesn't always know it right away!

Super Satya Saves the Day

Children's Books

Raakhee Mirchandani

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Mango and Marigold Press

As day turns to night, follow Bhai (brother) and Behan (sister) in their Indian farm home while they bid their animal friends a good night. Children will love this sweet sleep tale that builds their Hindi and English vocabulary. Every page includes Hindi language script, Romanized Hindi, and English language, which makes each language accessible to your whole family. Written and Illustrated by Nidhi Chanani, author of PASHMINA and illustrator of the forthcoming I WILL BE FIERCE, this board book is an essential addition to a diverse library.

Shubh Raatri Dost/Good Night Friend (English and Hindi Edition)

Nidhi Chanani

Animals

Product Description 
"untold: defining moments of the uprooted" — a Brown Girl Magazine anthology — is a collection of real stories that explores the South Asian experience in the U.S., U.K., and Canada through the lens of identity, being, and relationships. Thirty-two emerging voices share deeply personal moments relating to immigration, infertility, divorce, mental health, suicide, sexual orientation, gender identity, racism, colorism, casteism, religion, and much more, all while balancing the push and pull of belonging to two cultural hemispheres. Every story sheds light on the authentic truths of living as womxn with hyphenated identities that have only been whispered — until now. 
"untold: defining moments of the uprooted" contains sensitive content. Recommended for ages 16+. 
Authors: 
Tanuja Desai Hidier - Foreword 
Trisha Sakhuja-Walia - Introduction 
Rita Sengupta - Coming Out Again 
L.M. Iyer - Performing Lines 
Ravleen K. - The Hair Cut 
Sharda Sekaran - Anywhere But India 
Hena Wadhwa - Fourth Avenue 
Meera Solanki Estrada - Born Untouchable 
Nova A. - I'm Here, and I'm Queer 
J. Lalwani - Terror and Redemption in Trump Country 
Amrisa Niranjan - Coming to Ah-merri-kah 
Radhika Patel - Harrison Road 
Shimul Chowdhury - An "American" 
Gabrielle Deonath - Unveiling Me 
M.K. Ansari - The Whispering of the Jinn 
Pooja Patel - Poor Obstetric Outcome 
Apoorva Verghese - Dark and Lovely 
Subrina Singh - Surviving Suicide 
Nupur Chaudhury - Enough 
Jessie Brar - The Day I Woke Up 
Priyal Sakhuja - The Unforgiving Sun 
Kimberly Parekh - A Tale of Two: A (Cancer) Journey Between Best Friends 
Anantha Sudhakar - A Tale of Two: A (Cancer) Journey Between Best Friends 
Rajvir Gill - The Good Guy 
Nisha Singh - Puttar 
Saahil - A Saccharine Sickness 
Chandra Coats - Meeting My First Blood Relative 
Duriba Khan - Home 
Nina Malagi - In The Eye of the Owner 
Anita Wadhwani - Motherly Instincts 
Radhika Menon - Mutassan 
Raksha Muthukumar - Kirby Jackson 
Neha Patel - Someday, Maybe 
Sabina England - Amor Indocumentado 
 Review 
These deeply personal, stirring, poetic accounts will knock the wind out of you. This collection lifts the veil from the South Asian diaspora, illuminating lived experiences that have for too long been considered taboo. -- 
Padma Lakshmi, food expert, model, actress, best-selling author, and "Top Chef" host\nA fascinating collection of deeply personal essays, each author shares what is at once a relatable and unique journey through complex identities, acceptance, and the most unifying theme -our desire for love. -- 
Kal Penn, actor, writer, and producer 
 About the Author 
GABRIELLE DEONATH is a Guyanese-American writer, editor, and content creator based in New York. She hopes to give voice to those without a platform and promote authentic representations of minorities and marginalized communities through storytelling. Her writing has appeared in publications including SISTERS Magazine, the Muslim Creative Writers Network anthology Survival of the Hardworking, VirtualMosque.com, and Brown Girl Magazine, where she has also served as an assistant editor for the Indo-Caribbean and political teams.\nKAMINI RAMDEEN is a Guyanese-American editor, graphic design artist, photographer, and small business owner based in New York City. She previously managed editorial teams at Brown Girl Magazine, where she led political and Indo-Caribbean coverage. She is the founder of Paulo Grand, a streetwear apparel company that seeks to create awareness and spark conversations about the first-generation American identity and its many intricacies.\nBROWN GIRL MAGAZINE: Born out of the lack of minority representation in mainstream media, Brown Girl Magazine was created by and for South Asian womxn, who believe in the power of storytelling as a vehicle for community building and empowerment. Through diverse, multimedia content and community building, Brown Girl Magazine empowers and engages those who identify as a part of the South Asian diaspo

untold: defining moments of the uprooted

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Bharat Babies and Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan take readers on a fun journey from Ahmedabad to Zirakpur. We ll sample yummy biryani, search for wild orange tigers in animal reserves, learn about bejeweled Maharajas, and encounter the mighty Mughals. With whimsical verses and vibrant images, Indi-Alphabet brings to life an India both familiar and unfamiliar. All aboard!

Indi-Alphabet (Art)

SHOBHA THAROOR SRINIVASAN

Geography & Cultures

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