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A Kurta to Remember

Gauri Dalvi PandyaSeries: Own Voices, Own Stories
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Pages
32
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Sleeping Bear Press

About

Tomorrow is moving day, and one little girl worries about moving so far, far away from her Aaji and Ajoba. But Aaji gifts her with a handmade kurta. A kurta with two big pockets for holding all the small things that will remind the girl of her grandparents, from the mogra flowers in Aaji's hair to Ajoba's diya. Then the girl has an even better idea and helps Aaji make two more kurtas with pockets she can fill to remind her grandparents of her too. When finally, they are on the other sides of a big ocean, they put on their kurtas, and do not feel so far, far away from one another. This touching story about worry and loving reassurance is part of our Own Voices, Own Stories collection.

Related Subjects

  • Diversity & Multicultural
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Multigenerational
  • Family
  • Emigration, Immigration & Refugees
  • Social Themes

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  • SeriesOwn Voices, Own Stories

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    Gauri Dalvi PandyaAuthor