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What if stories could teach kindness without preaching, and help children see that differences make the world brighter?
In Rainbow Blossoms, author Anjali Gupta brings together a bouquet of heartwarming, everyday tales featuring Golu, his lively gang of friends, and a delightful crew of pets—Loki the mischievous beagle, Oscar the wise German Shepherd, Juhi, Buttercup, and the ever-entertaining bunnies. These simple yet powerful stories gently explore themes often left untouched in classrooms—empathy, neurodiversity, resilience, and inclusion.
Through nine colourful “Bricks,” each story becomes a stepping stone for young readers (ages 3–8) to understand emotions, accept differences, and learn that love and friendship come in many forms. Every Brick includes educator toolkits, circle time prompts, and fun activities, making this book an essential companion for teachers, parents, and anyone who believes that values are best learned through every day magic.
From “Different is Beautiful” to “One Step at a Time”, these pages celebrate the small acts of patience and courage that make children not just better learners but kinder humans.
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Anjali Gupta
Anjali Gupta doesn’t just write stories—she collects them, lives them, and sometimes even trips over them (usually because Loki the beagle has left a trail of chaos). With over 30 years of shaping young minds as a teacher, principal, mentor, and NGO founder, she believes the best lessons come from the smallest hearts—and from pets who insist on teaching patience in their own furry ways.
Through her NGO, Build a Better Future (BBF), Anjali champions rural and low-cost schools, bringing joy, curiosity, and kindness into classrooms where resources are few but dreams are plenty.
This, her seventh book, is not just about storytelling—it’s about listening. Listening to children, their silences, their giggles, and their unspoken need to be seen just as they are. Written between teacher trainings, baking experiments, and pet rescue missions, these pages are sprinkled with real-life warmth and a pinch of mischief (because what’s a good story without a little trouble?).
When Anjali isn’t writing, you’ll find her sipping chai while her turkeys conduct their “butterfly chase patrol,” or brainstorming her next idea with her son—who often claims the beagle is the real boss of the house.
Her life mantra? “Stories heal. Laughter teaches. And cake fixes most things.”
