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"This delightful magazine is
a welcome addition to public libraries and elementary
schools," says Multicultural Review magazine.
If yours is a typical library, you probably have a
few books on South Asian festivals in your circulation.
Chances are your collection of contemporary storybooks
with South Asian children as the protagonists is
minimal. That’s why librarians from California
to New York have embraced Kahani: it is an
eclectic collection that blends together original storytelling
with relevant, real life articles. It is told from
the unique perspective of a child of South Asian descent
growing up in North America.
For your convenience, Kahani is registered
with subscription services like EBSCO, W.T. Cox and
Magazine
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Testimonials
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What librarians across the country
are saying about Kahani:
"Teachers have found valuable information in each
issue, and they have incorporated this information into
multicultural
units in the classrooms. I have found many articles to
supplement stories and information that I have shared
with the children in the library." |
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- Marjorie Farquharson, Dedham Country Day School, MA
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"The magazine is well produced
with a perfect blend of stories, puzzles, book reviews,
cartoons, and history to entice children to browse
it's pages. ... The first few issues have been
well received; in fact all are currently in circulation.
The staff at Kahani are to be commended for
their vision and professionalism." |
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- Sherry Hesch, Supervisor of Children's
Services, Public Library, Brookline, MA |
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"Kahani provides accurate
authentic stories and descriptions of life in South
Asia and Asian-American communities. I enjoy the book
reviews and the colorfully illustrated stories and
cartoons. Every section brings important information
to my school community." |
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- Warren Wright,
Chinese American International School, CA |
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