The Many Colors of Harpreet Singh by Supriya Kelkar

It’s lovely to see a boy in touch with his feelings and define his style melding fashion and culture. We love seeing a Sikh character normalized, and especially a boy who enjoys wearing pink during everyday life when he feels celebratory. This book is very sweet for several reasons. The illustrations are adorable, and we love the expressions that illustrator Alea Marley is able to convey. Will Harpreet ever feel at home in his new school and make a friend? Harpreet is a sweet character very in touch with his emotions, which is fantastic for introducing emotions and decoding the feelings of others for young children. When Harpreet moves to a new place with his family, he wears a white turban for a long time because he is sad. Harpreet Singh is a young boy who wears a different color patka (turban) for his moods. They do monthly subscription boxes, and also just came out with the most incredible trio of board books! We are so flattered to have been contacted by the fantastic about becoming a part of their influencer program and receiving an affiliate code! This group is doing such fantastic work bringing quality and diverse books to folks, we couldn’t be more humbled or pleased to help spread their message of diversity and inclusion (especially in the world of publishing)! When you go to The Little Feminist website, you can use our code THETINYACTIVIST and receive 15% off your order.

Topics Covered: Social-Emotional Learning, POC-Centric Narratives, Sikhism, Global Community.

The Many Colors of Harpreet Singh by Supriya Kelkar