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Awards for "My Heart Would Like Some More, Please!"

  • Purple Dragonfly Book Award Winner

    Winner of 3 Categories: Board Book, Food, and Cultural Diversity

  • Reader's Favorite Five Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Praise for "My Heart Would Like Some More, Please!"

  • Midwest Book Review, Board Book Shelf

    "'My Heart Would Like Some More, Please!' is a fun, informative, and kid-friendly book, perfect for children ages 0-5 in family, daycare, preschool, and library collections."

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  • Where The Board Books Are:

    "My Heart Wants More, Please! introduces children to Indian cuisine, Hindi, and multiculturalism. With a pronunciation guide for 10 food items, it's a helpful resource for families learning a new language."

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  • ThreeLittleLovesLibrary:

    "What sets this story apart is its fun and unique introduction to Indian culture. The first page offers food pronunciations, and the book includes direct translations, numbers, and delicious food. The author's care in creating this book is evident."

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