Stories for South Asian Superkids

<b>Discover the inspirational achievements of 50 extraordinary changemakers from across South Asia in this vibrant follow-up to<i> Stories for South Asian Supergirl</i>s.</b><br><br>From trailblazing business leaders like <b>Bela Bajaria</b> and <b>Payal Kadakia</b>, to global stars like <b>Freddie Mercury</b> and <b>Riz Ahmed</b>, to literary legends including <b>Khaled Hosseini</b> and <b>Salman Rushdie</b>, this beautifully illustrated collection celebrates icons and unsung heroes from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan.<br><br><b>This book inspires young readers aged 5–11 to dream big, break boundaries and see themselves as the heroes of their own stories.</b><br><br>With striking portraits by ten South Asian artists, this empowering collection makes a meaningful gift for children and adults, perfect for fans of <b><i>Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls</i></b>.<br><br><u>Praise for <i>Stories for South Asian Supergirls</i>:</u><br><br>There is someone here for every girl and boy ? budding lawyers, climbers, film-makers and mountaineers... ? <b>The Times</b> - <i>Children’s Book of the Week</i><br><br>This call to courage celebrates warrior queens of Bangladeshi, Indian, Nepalese and Pakistani heritage - <b>The Guardian</b><br><br>Heartwarmingly full of the power, resilience and ingenuity of South Asian women - <b>Book Trust</b><br><br>One of the most beautiful and visually stimulating books I've seen for a long time - <b>The Morning Star</b>