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Milky Way: Activity Guide for Educators

Bye, Bye, Motabhai! and Jaipur Jamboree: Printable Activity Sheets

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Friends, we are starting a new collaborative project at Studio Yali - Shakti. 👸🏾 👸🏾 We are working with artist Ranjini Sai Subramanian to showcase inspiring and powerful women of South Asian origin whose stories deserve to be told. As South Asian women, we are in awe of these incredible Shaktis - women who have created a path for other women where none existed and made it possible for all of us to dream big. Let us celebrate these amazing women during Navaratri and in our everyday lives! 👸🏾 👸🏾 Our first Shakti is M S Subbulakshmi, who has left behind an incomparable legacy in the world of classical music. She was the first musician to be awarded the Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian award in India and the first Indian musician to receive the Ramon Magsaysay Award. She was also a humanitarian and feminist, who valued humility in an artist above all else. Her voice will be remembered for generations to come as the one that came closest to achieving perfection. 👸🏾 👸🏾 About the artist : Ranjini Sai Subramanian is an artist and doll maker. Her style is characterized by attention to detail and precise brushwork. She is the owner of Deepashree Arts, an online arts and crafts boutique where she sells her creations. 👸🏾 👸🏾 These are limited edition dolls - only 5 of each will be produced. Each doll is 5.25” tall, signed and numbered by the artist. The doll comes with a special gift box and a quote card - perfect for gifting! 👸🏾 👸🏾 👸🏾 Please note: The first MSS Shakti doll has been sold. Ranjini will be crafting 4 more of these dolls. If you are interested in placing an order, please let us know and we will notify you when they are available for purchase. 👸🏾 👸🏾 👸🏾 #navaratri #navratri #durgapuja #shakti #southasianwomen #browngirlpower #artdolls #limitededition #mssubbulakshmi #carnatic #carnaticmusic #msamma #classicalmusic #etsydoll #etsy #handmadedoll #handmadewithlove

Detail. #wip #navaratri

Does anyone else find beauty in the spines of books? Seeing our hardcover spines sends a shiver down...well, our spines. #bookdesignmusings

Advance review copies of MINA VS. THE MONSOON are here! 🤩🤩🤩 Know a fab picture book reviewer? We would love to get connected! . . . . #diversebooks #diversebookbloggers #weneeddiversebooks #multiculturalbooks #readyourworld #muslimgirls #soccergirl #picturebook #bookstagram #arc #monsoon #bookbloggers #kidlit #diversekidlit #advancereaderscopy

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