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ReviewsIn an age where consumption is the new nirvana, instant gratification is the norm and GDP is presented as the key goal to measure, Dr Saamdu Chetri takes children on a very different journey through this book. He opens the doors to a fascinating range of possibilities, a world in which we can live with joy, fulfilment, happiness. Our children deserve no less, and here is the Master walking them on the path, with care and love and deep meaning. The book is calming, charming, magical and insightful. In its engrossing tales, it offers some of the best and deepest lessons of life. - Jagdish Rattanani Editor, Foundation of The Billion Press, MumbaiSaamdu Chetri's book, "Tashi: A GNH Journey", is a beautiful story of connection and caring for each other - as well as our planet. The story is full of wisdom, insight, and life-changing messages from Tashi. I'm excited to share it with adults and children alike! The story teaches us how to become happier and live our best life. I only wish someone read this to me when I was little! - Maureen Healy, Growing Happy Kids, USAI really like the idea of locating the book in our beloved Chokhor Valley, it evoked so many wonderful memories of my time in Bhutan. I am still very much nourished from these experiences. I like the idea of the dialogues between the little boy and various natural beings, it manifests the fact that all-natural phenomena are fundamentally Living Beings. I enjoyed the stories and tales connected with the place and the many nice anecdotes that he added in the book. -Dr Tho Havinh, Founder, Eurasia Learning Institute, Switzerland-VietnamThis exquisite book written, by Dr Saamdu Chetri revolves around a little boy named Tashi, who tries to connect with nature and find out a lot about our lovely mother earth. This book should be a must for all school-goers to develop love towards nature at an early age because if we love mother earth, she'll love us more, and we will be the future, so, it's our responsibility to take care of our mother. Moreover, this book helps us to understand how nature beautifully can communicate with us also develops our interest in spending time with nature. -Nibedita Ghosh, Class 11, KV, IIT Kharagpur, Student Journalist, The Telegraph In Schools.

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