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Durga Puja is here! What does it mean to a child? Step into this book and watch the festival come alive!This book is part of the series From The Toddler Diaries and celebrates Durga Puja as experienced by 3 year old Riya. This artfully portrayed ‘5 Days of Pujo’ appeals to young and old alike. Shashti, Saptami, Ashtami, Navami and Bijoya Dashami - the cultural colors have a pronounced Bengali connection, but are universal to Durga Puja celebrations across several communities. With 5 star reviews, this book is easy to read and is enthusiastically endorsed by kids and their parents alike! From The Toddler Diaries is a series of illustrated books which celebrates the spectrum of Indian festivals as experienced by a toddler. Presented in poetry and color, ‘From The Toddler Diaries’ is designed to drape parents and children in vivid hues of India’s cultural fabric. The inspiration behind this collection comes from an appreciation of a child’s clarity in perception, which becomes magical because of its simplicity. Also, check out Celebrate Holi With Me!, which is part of this series. A charming and informative book. A great way to introduce children to the culture. ~ Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, Award winning author of ‘The Mistress of Spices’ and ‘Before We Visit the Goddess’When I read Shoumi Sen’s Celebrate Durga Puja With Me, brilliantly illustrated by Abira Das, I must admit that I want to witness at least one Durga Pujo in my life… ~ TokaBox Review A charming and informative book. A great way to introduce children to the culture. ~ Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, award winning author of Sister of My Heart and Before We Visit the GoddessI laud mothers like Shoumi Sen who narrate the tales of their favorite goddesses and gods to their little ones bringing alive the joys and celebrations of India. ~ India Currents MagazineWhen I read Shoumi Sens Celebrate Durga Puja With Me, brilliantly illustrated by Abira Das, I must admit that I want to witness at leastone Durga Pujo in my life... ~ Toka BoxAny child will certainly react with awe to the colorful streetlights, the brightly-painted statues, and, of course, the dancing! Thiswould also be a great addition to classrooms looking to celebratediverse holidays from around the world. ~ The LogonautsThe book Celebrate Durga Puja With Me! present(s) a story that helps children develop into global citizens though cultural awarenessof the world around them. ~ Maria Adcock, Bicultural Mama From the Author I hope this book brings back a flood of memories if you have experienced the magic of Durga Puja before. If you are not familiar with this festival, it is a celebration of good over evil and I hope that you and your child create fond memories as you read this book and experience Durga Puja with little Riya. If you enjoy this book, I would love to hear from you! About the Author Created by Shoumi Sen and woven in poetry and color, From TheToddler Diaries is a series of childrens books on Indian culture & mythology.Shoumi is a Strategy, Sales and Marketing professional at a leading energy management company and currently lives in Los Angeles, California with her husband and daughter. Her childhood in Paris, Bombay and Dubai provided her with opportunities to appreciate how Indians preserve their cultural connectedness even while living abroad.In the words of Maria Adcock, founder of BiculturalMama - Passing down heritage from one generation to the next is a natural desire for parents. This may prove more challenging if the dominant environment which children are immersed in differs from the culture the parent seeks to promote. One traditional way parents have passed down their heritage is through story telling.Shoumi Sen, a mother of Asian Indian descent, decided to write her own stories to teach her daughter about her culture. She created From The Toddler Diaries which started as a collectio
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