Other Work Archives - Sheetal Sheth

3 weeks ago

Tomorrow. Looking forward to talking with @teachandtransform about her book. I adore the work Liz does and this book is a must have guide for all. Great gift! Join us tomorrow and as always, feel free to send me questions you want us to discuss. 💪🏽👊🏽🙏🏽 #booktalk #iglive #antiracisteducation #womensupportingwomen #teacher #education ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

When we made these films, same sex marriage was still not legal under federal law in the US. It’s a testament to @shamimsarif and @hananfkattan for trailblazing and opening so many hearts. 6 years ago, same sex marriage became legal. IT’S ONLY BEEN SIX YEARS. The work continues…🙏🏽🌈 #happypride #loveislove @lisaraniray ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

Well now, look at what y’all did!! 🥳 #1 NEW RELEASE and we aren’t even out yet. Thank you all so much for the birthday wishes and support. Pre-orders matter and this is a great boost for us. I promise, Bravo Anjali! will not disappoint. 🙏🏽🔥 @luciasoto_com @mangoandmarigoldpress #kidlit #picturebooks #tabla #smallbusiness ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

So much love and gratitude for The Conscious Kid - humbled. ‘It’s my birthday…it’s my birthday…’ 🎶🎶🥳 👇🏽❤️🙏🏽 Posted @withregram • @theconsciouskid Giveaway ✨✨✨We are so excited to celebrate author @beneaththesheetz’s birthday with a special Bravo Anjali! giveaway. Pre-order this book TODAY (by 11:59pm PST) exclusively from the link in our profile and you will receive this beautiful poster (this art!!!) along with the book releasing September 14. Art by @luciasoto_com. Be sure to order extra - they make for great back to school goodies!'I wrote this book to show our littles that they are limitless in every way. What better way to celebrate life than by celebrating our light?' (author, Sheetal Sheth)In this follow up to one of our favorites, Always Anjali, Anjali navigates owning her excellence in playing the tabla while being the only girl in the room.For Anjali, playing the tabla is something that comes naturally, but it seems like the better she gets, the meaner some of the kids are. Ultimately, Anjali realizes that she should never let anyone make her feel bad for being good at something. An important story for all children to remember to never dim their light.ALSO! Tag a friend you love, follow @beneaththesheetz and @luciasoto_com and you will be automatically entered into a drawing to receive a free copy of Bravo Anjali! We will be randomly selecting 10 lucky winners!Ages 4-10. @mangoandmarigoldpress **ONE DAY ONLY** ... See MoreSee Less