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Words that Taste Like Home

May 31, 2025

Sandhya Parappukkaran (text) and Michelle Pereira (illustrator), Words That Taste Like Home, Bright Light, September 2024, 32 pp., ISBN 9781761213281 […]

2025 notable book, bilingual, customs and culture, family, family separation, first language, food, Indian culture, migration, missing loved ones, picture book, Younger Readers

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