by Kuljinder Kaur Brar (Author) Samrath Kaur (Illustrator)
A beautiful picture book exploring how to cope with difficult and complex emotions when we're away from the people we love.
Spending time with her dad makes Mandeep's days shine. They have cha parties, perform Bhangra shows, and best of all, they write jokes together in her favorite unicorn journal. But when Dad starts a job as a truck driver, he starts being away from home most of the week. Without Dad, storm clouds start taking over Mandeep's sunny days, casting a shadow on all the things she used to love doing. Can anything help Mandeep feel better?
The dynamic author-illustrator team behind the National Council Teachers of English Notable Children's Book winner My Name Is Saajin Singh brings a new poignant story about father-daughter relationships, how we cope with being separated from our loved ones, and how to find glimpses of light in our days even when clouds threaten to settle in.
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A somewhat simplified but poignant depiction of childhood depression.
KULJINDER BRAR is an elementary teacher. She lives in Abbotsford, British Columbia and this is her first book. She has a son named Saajin who inspired the story.
SAMRATH KAUR is an illustrator and background painter. This is his first book. He lives in Boston.