Roohi and Nate Are Not on the Same Page
Two unlikely friends must save their school library from closure.
Born and raised in the Midwest, Supriya Kelkar learned Hindi as a child by watching three Hindi movies a week. Supriya is a screenwriter who has worked on the writing teams for several Hindi films and one Hollywood feature. Her books include American as Paneer Pie, The Sandalwood Pyre, and Ahimsa. Learn more at supriyakelkar.com. Alea Marley is a children’s illustrator who is is currently based in North England. Her illustration clients include Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Sterling, American Girl, Little Bee, and Macmillan. Find her online at aleamarley.co.uk.
Two unlikely friends must save their school library from closure.
A young girl must continue her jailed mother's fight for India's freedom.
A boy's world turns gray after moving to a snowy city. Can he find color again?
A girl must choose between safety and rebellion in 1857 India.
Two unlikely friends must save their school library from closure.
A young girl navigates her bicultural identity, seeking where she truly belongs.
A girl's emotions trigger Bollywood song-and-dance routines, altering her reality. Can she regain control?
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Two unlikely friends must save their school library from closure.
Celebrate teachers who solve every challenge, from school trips to tricky grammar.
A girl must conquer her fears and find her voice to stop a mysterious threat in her town.
A young girl navigates her bicultural identity, seeking where she truly belongs.
A girl's emotions trigger Bollywood song-and-dance routines, altering her reality. Can she regain control?
A girl must choose between safety and rebellion in 1857 India.
A girl's bindis help her find courage for the school talent show.
A girl must choose between silence and speaking out against prejudice in her town.
A boy's world turns gray after moving to a snowy city. Can he find color again?
A young girl must continue her jailed mother's fight for India's freedom.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Supriya Kelkar's books.