The Gift that Gives Back

To promote the book, the author will be running a six month marketing and PR campaign starting from 1st September, The engagements include appearing at the Roald Dahl Museum, schools and  libraries  in Buckinghamshire. Events include author readings at the Roald Dahl Museum, High Wycombe and Wembley Library interactive sustainability sessions for children, and panel discussions on storytelling and environmental awareness. She will also be promoting the book through the AIM Literary Festival, media interviews, and community campaigns around trees and climate action. This  campaign will run from September to February.

Eight-year-old Isha is ready to celebrate her birthday in Manali, a town in the Himalayan region, India. But fallen trees and heavy rainfall together with a wise conversation with her grandmother make her rethink the gift she truly wants. A culturally rich story that talks about environment, responsibility, and the joy of giving back.

The Gift That Gives Back is a heartwarming picture book set in the Himalayan town of Manali, India, where eight-year-old Isha eagerly awaits her birthday. But when heavy rainfalls, floods, and fallen trees threaten her community, a wise conversation with her grandmother helps her realise the powerful role trees play in protecting both people and nature.

Determined to make a difference, Isha decides to share a unique “gift” with her friends.

Perfect for ages 4–8, this beautifully illustrated and culturally rich story weaves together themes of kindness, responsibility and environmental care. The book introduces children to the importance of trees and inspires them to take small, meaningful steps to protect their world.

Ideal for schools, libraries, and  families, The Gift That Gives Back encourages important conversations about nature, climate change, and how even the smallest hands can help nurture a brighter future. More than just a story, it can be used as a valuable resource to teach children about sustainability, climate change, and the importance of protecting natural habitats.