Our debut picture book A Bucket of Blessings (2014) was turned into a play by Madhuri Shekar & the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta. That play is now being staged at the Trike Theater in Bentonville, Arkansas. The performances are Thursday September 12 and Saturday, September 14. When you create art, you never know how it …
We were delighted to be the keynote speakers today at the Ferst Readers of Henry Count Spring Luncheon. The event is an annual fundraiser that’s been going on for 15 years. It raises money to buy books to be donate to children. It’s a remarkable program that is changing lives in this community. Here are …
Friends make the world go around. We’re delighted that our friends at The Book Vine offers a bundle of all our books, so you can indulge your curiosity and interest in Indian culture. The Book Vine recently featured Sue in their newsletter. Here’s a bit of the interview: 1. Where do you find the inspiration for …
It’s Holi season. And that means it’s book reading season. We had a great time reading at Woodward Academy in Metro Atlanta. We spoke during three different assemblies for the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. We also read Festival of Colors and showed the accompanying video. The students asked some insightful questions: What is the …
Last week, the country lost a remarkable person. A tremendous First Lady, Rosalynn Carter. And I lost a dear friend. My family relationship with the Carters goes back several decades, when my husband R.K. first met Lillian Carter (Jimmy’s mother). Over the years, I got to know the Carters, and we developed a close relationship. …
I had a wonderful time speaking about Diwali at Trinity Episcopal School in Charlotte, NC. I spoke to children at an all-school assembly. And then spoke to classes where I was able to answer questions about Diwali, the book writing process, and life as an author. It was nice to be with everyone after many …
