Overview

When Saisha keeps making oopsies at the annual Navratri dance festival, she feels like giving up. But with her mother's gentle encouragement and the inspiring story of Goddess Durga, Saisha discovers that confidence comes not from being perfect, but from looking at things from a new perspective and embracing who she truly is. This heartwarming debut picture book celebrates belonging and finding inner strength while introducing young readers to Dandia Raas, a folk dance from India and Navratri, a Hindu festival celebrated in the fall throughout the Indian diaspora. The author, Saanam Lalwani, was inspired to write the story during her recovery from a stem cell transplant, when she discovered the power of affirmations. Perfect for ages 4-8, this multicultural story includes a visual glossary of cultural terms, conversation starters, and positive affirmations that families and educators will treasure.

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""In this well-told tale and visual delight of a picture book, the protagonist and the young reader are introduced to an important truth. Perfection, although enticing, is unattainable. But, to do your very best, and have it be enough? That is the path to perfect...happiness."" - Carmen Agra Deedy, Award-winning and New York Times bestselling author ""Delightful illustrations, emotive text, and thoughtful back-matter combine to create a moving reminder of mindful perspective, self-compassion, and courage for kids and adults alike!"" - Rashmi Bismark, MD, MPH, author of Finding Om

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