Daddy's Dastar: Bilingual Picture Book celebrates Sikh culture and the bond between father and son.
$3,000
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$3,000
raised of $3,000 goal
Amrit ensHLRJeMpAgdAMbRUCsedhas given$61.51+14 more
'Daddy's Dastar'
Author: Inni Kaur
Illustrations by: Anantdeep Kaur
Panjabi Translation: Harminder Singh
Book Launch: 2018
What makes a little boy feel grown-up? Dressing up like his Daddy, of course. Daddy’s Dastar captures a moment between a father who cherishes his little boy and a son who can’t wait to grow up. Tegh pleads with his father to let him wear one of his colorful dastars. Although his father insists that Tegh is far too young to wear one yet, Tegh convinces him otherwise. For after all, Tegh won’t be a little boy forever.
Daddy’s Dastar is also an introduction to Sikh culture and a celebration of its most cherished ceremonies.
Inni Kaur is the author of Journey with the Gurus; Sakhi-Time with Nani ji and Thank You, Vahiguru.
All the illustrations of this project are done and raising funds to print 3000 copies. SikhRI is requesting the DVN community to help us raise $10,000 to cover the printing cost. All funds raised will be utilized only for this project.
Target audience: Sikh children; Libraries (Multicultural + Bilingual)
Updates from Daddy's Dastar: Bilingual Picture Book’s efforts, posted on a regular basis.
