AHIMSA on Book Riot’s list of Great Books about Amazing Girls.AHIMSA on Book Riot’s list of 25 #ownvoices middle grade books.An interview on author Beth McMullen’s blog.Did Gandhi Really Say “Be the Change”? Lee & Low Books blog post on researching AHIMSA.Michigander Monday Interview on author Deborah Diesen’s blog.My Journey to Publication on Kidliterati.Ask the Author interview on author Melissa Roske’s blog.An interview on author Uma Krishnaswamy’s blog.AHIMSA’s Neev Literature Festival Book Award in India Today.Ahimsa featured in Teaching Tolerance’s “What We’re Reading” feature.

Person, Place and Thing on All the Wonders.

Finding Your Voice – A guest blog post on M is for Movement.

Get to Know Supriya Kelkar on Author Jarrett Lerner’s website.

AHIMSA on School Library Journal’s Round-up of books for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

Questions and Answers – A guest blog post on the importance of representation on Nerdy Book Club’s blog.

Learn more about AHIMSA on this episode of Read Learn Live.

AHIMSA on Indian Express’ list of ten books from 2018 that strike a chord.

AHIMSA on NBC News’ 2018 Inspiring Books Holiday Gift Giving Guide.

More about AHIMSA in The Washington Post and on NBC News Thank you for making AHIMSA a bestseller in Michigan! When ten-year-old Anjali’s mother announces that she has quit her job to become a Freedom Fighter following Mahatma Gandhi, Anjali must find her place in a rapidly changing world.īig news! The audiobook for AHIMSA comes out November 26th from Tantor, read by Zehra Jane Naqvi! AHIMSA (Tu Books/Lee & Low Books, 2017), recipient of an ALA Booklist starred review, a School Library Journal starred review, and winner of the New Visions Award, is a middle-grade novel that takes place in 1942 in India, an era of great change as Indian citizens fight for independence from British colonial rule.

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