"A beautifully illustrated book that teaches children the importance of living in harmony with nature and with all forms of life. I hope that it will contribute to a better awareness of the responsibility each of us has to protect our environment…"
—Foreword by His Holiness The Dalai Lama

"It is a jewel of thoughts as it encourages young readers to protect cultural diversity and perceive themselves as a reflection of harmony seen in nature."
—His Holiness The Kenting Tai Situpa, The Supreme Head of the Palpung Institution of Buddhist Dharma, Palpung Sherabling Monastic Seat, HP, India

"Dear children, this lovely book is your shloka, your hymn to tread the glory of life...These simple pictures are the poetry of peace in the sinews of nature"
—Prof. Lokesh Chandra, Director of International Academy of Indian Culture and author of classics like Dictionary of Buddhist Iconography and Tibetan-Sanskrit Dictionary

"They (children) will internalize the philosophy of interdependence in an easy manner and live harmoniously and peacefully."
—Prof. Dr. Shashi Bala, Dean, Centre of Indology of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, New Delhi, India

"May this book bring Peace and Harmony within and without to everyone whoever reads it and facilitate in establishing a harmonious societ"
—Ven. Dr. Dhammapiya, Secretary General of International Buddhist Confederation, New Delhi

"This is such a simple and such a difficult thought for the life of every day... Simple words, but deep meaning, I think that is what modern children need now."
—Prof. Dr. Victoria Demenova, Director of the Art History, Cultural Studies and Design Department, Ural Federal University, Russia

Interview for News12, EBC Radio, NJMom blog and a podcast done already as the pre-order campaign is running on Kickstarter ending on 22nd March.

Book signing and launch event at Tibet House, NY along with physical and virtual book tour.

Consumer magazine and trade reviews including Buddhist Magazine reviews.

Coverage and interview with few other TV channels including TV Asia lined up.