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Picture books with Sikh kids and stories, then a graphic novel and a YA novel for older kids. The last two are for parents and teachers.
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Guru Nanak and the Bright Light
Shawn Singh Ghuman
The story of Guru Nanak's birth, told for young children.
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A Vaisakhi to Remember
Simran Jeet Singh
A Sikh family moves from their village in India to a city far away, and a girl misses the Vaisakhi harvest festival at home.
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Fauja Singh Keeps Going
Simran Jeet Singh
The true story of the Sikh man who ran a marathon at 100.
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The Many Colors of Harpreet Singh
Supriya Kelkar
Harpreet wears a different color patka for each mood. After a move, he has to find new ways to show how he feels.
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Super Sikh
Eileen Kaur Alden and Supreet Singh Manchanda
A graphic novel. Deep Singh loves Elvis, works at a tech company and is secretly an agent fighting the Taliban. For teens.
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Sunny G's Series of Rash Decisions
Navdeep Singh Dhillon
A Sikh teen fills his late brother's notebook with rash decisions on prom night. Funny, and sad in places. YA.
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The Light We Give
Simran Jeet Singh
Simran Jeet Singh on how Sikh teachings shaped how he answers hate and lives day to day. For adults.
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See No Stranger
Valarie Kaur
A memoir by the Sikh activist who started the Revolutionary Love Project, about loving others after violence. For adults.