Set against the backdrop of an Indian warrior queen's legacy, this tale follows the enchanting adventures of Tara and her beloved pet squirrel. The narrative begins with a heartwarming bedtime story shared by Ammamma, bridging cultures as it captivates Tara, an American child. Through their escapades, themes of bravery, friendship, and cultural heritage unfold, creating a delightful journey that celebrates both imagination and the bond between a child and her pet.
Priya Mary Sebastian Books
This author delves into the intricate themes of human relationships and cultural intersections. Her style is marked by lyrical prose and a profound understanding of character psychology. Through her writing, she seeks to illuminate the universal aspects of the human experience and the power of empathy. Her works resonate with readers due to their authenticity and emotional depth.



Organic Tales From Indian Kitchens
WARM SPICE AND EVERYTHING NICE__HEART-WARMING STORIES AND RECIPES FROM KITCHEN TABLES IN TWO CONTINENTS
- 312 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Set in 1960s India, the narrative weaves together food and culture through charming stories that accompany each recipe. The book captures the rich tapestry of Indian life, showcasing how culinary traditions reflect the broader cultural landscape of the time. Each chapter not only presents a recipe but also immerses readers in the personal and communal experiences that shape these dishes, highlighting the significance of food in familial and social bonds.
It's Hard To Run In A Sari
- 232 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The story follows a Muslim boy and a Hindu girl, each from traditional, conservative families, whose lives intersect despite deep-rooted cultural and religious divides. Their unexpected connection sparks a transformative journey filled with challenges, pushing them to confront despair while discovering resilience and new purpose within themselves.