Does the COLOUR matter? / Khyati Banker ; Mahek Chhabra (Illustrator).

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Banker, Khyati, 1985 [author.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: PanishiManishiStories ; Book 1Publication details: Australia, KBPublication, 2024.Description: 1 volumeISBN:

9781763549104
1763549100

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Summary: Panishi, an 8-year-old girl was sad today when she returned from school. When her mum tried to investigate her bad temperament, Panishi suddenly asked her mum, "Does the COLOUR matter?"Her mum was amazed to hear that. She asked more questions to grasp what happened in the school. Their conversations lead to a beautiful journey to explore and understand the true meaning of friendship, gratitude, diversity, and inclusivity: The journey that begins with "Self-doubts" ends with "Self-love". It was intriguing to discover how practicing 'Positive Self-Talk' empowered Panishi to muster the courage to advocate for herself during difficult times at school.

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Panishi, an 8-year-old girl was sad today when she returned from school. When her mum tried to investigate her bad temperament, Panishi suddenly asked her mum, "Does the COLOUR matter?"Her mum was amazed to hear that. She asked more questions to grasp what happened in the school. Their conversations lead to a beautiful journey to explore and understand the true meaning of friendship, gratitude, diversity, and inclusivity: The journey that begins with "Self-doubts" ends with "Self-love". It was intriguing to discover how practicing 'Positive Self-Talk' empowered Panishi to muster the courage to advocate for herself during difficult times at school.

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