I Love You More than Rice and Curry - Jeyarajan, Gaiathry
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When Noah brings his favourite Tamil curry to school, he's bursting with excitement! But when his classmates wrinkle their noses and whisper, his smile fades. With a little kindness and a dash of curiosity, Noah shows his friends that different doesn't mean strange-it means delicious. I Love You More than Rice and Curry is a joyful celebration of food, family, and the beauty of being proud of where you come from. Perfect for ages 4-12, this book includes a guide for parents and teachers to: ¿ Spark conversations about diversity, inclusion, and cultural pride ¿ Encourage empathy and curiosity…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
When Noah brings his favourite Tamil curry to school, he's bursting with excitement! But when his classmates wrinkle their noses and whisper, his smile fades. With a little kindness and a dash of curiosity, Noah shows his friends that different doesn't mean strange-it means delicious. I Love You More than Rice and Curry is a joyful celebration of food, family, and the beauty of being proud of where you come from. Perfect for ages 4-12, this book includes a guide for parents and teachers to: ¿ Spark conversations about diversity, inclusion, and cultural pride ¿ Encourage empathy and curiosity in classrooms and at home ¿ Help children feel seen, valued, and confident in who they are
Autorenporträt
Dr. Gaiathry Jeyarajan is a University of Toronto-trained physician and professor with expertise in trauma and children's mental health. She is deeply passionate about child welfare, emotional development, and identity. An award-winning author, Dr. Jeyarajan wrote Ella's Choice, an internationally celebrated children's book that explores consent and boundaries. "I Love You More than Rice and Curry" is her second children's book. Drawing on her personal experiences of being bullied for her ethnicity and her journey as a woman of Tamil heritage, she hopes to empower families to embrace diversity and raise confident, compassionate children. When she's not working, she enjoys running, swimming, playing soccer, and spending time with her family.