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PEPPA’S DIWALI

By Ladybird

On Diwali, Peppa and her family learning all about this Indian celebration. Mummy and Daddy Pig cook up a feast, and Granny and Grandpa Pig bring everyone special clothes to wear. Then it's party time!

Hurray For Diwali

By Anita Raina Thapan

(illustrated by Alankrita)

Dive into the world of Gittoo, Gauri, Gannu, Pia, Chia and Nono Paro as they learn about the magical story behind Diwali. A good and to-be-read option to engage kids in learning about Diwali and traditions.

Lots Of Lights

By Kavita Sahai (author) and Vladividal (illustrator)

A fun Diwali story that explains each day of celebration. Helping children understand Indian culture allows them to be better global citizens, and for Indian children in America, it allows them to learn about their culture in a fresh and relevant way.

Activity Books

DIWALI, THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS (SHALU)

By Nick Sharma

An activity based cartoonsketch with a gripping story line of a frightened Shalu’s walk in the dark street which ends well with a distant lamp guiding the way to brightness and safety.

The Diwali Gift

By Shweta Chopra and Shuchi Mehta (illustrated

by Anna Koan)

This Mom’s Choice Award winner elaborates on the adventures of three curious monkeys Suno, Dekho and Jaano relating to a mysterious Diwali package. Help your child explore traditions through attractive illustrations.

DIWALI: A CULTURAL ADVENTURE

By Sana Sood Hoda (illustrated by Rubina Hoda)

An action packed brightpictorial story of a brave hero, an evil villain, who fight an epic battle. Young readers learn about Diwali as they follow Ram on his adventure to defeat darkness and despair.

GANESHA’S SWEET TOOTH

By Sanjay Patel and Emily Haynes (illustrated

by

Emily Haynes)

A charming picture book illustrating the fictitious plot of elephant-headed god, Ganesha’s sugar-obsession with a penchant for ladoo, a traditional Indian dessert.

Origami Festivals

By

Robyn Hardyman

Diwali-themed origami activities that are explained in full colour and detailed instructions. A unique way to engage children while making them learn more about Diwali.

RANGOLI: AN INDIAN ART ACTIVITY BOOK

By Suma O’Farrell

This award winning art activity book introduces kids to the popular and versatile art India called Rangoli, and offers designs with easy-to-follow coloured to simplify, inform, and inspire.

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