Every Sikh Child Deserves to
See Themselves in a Book
I grew up without resources like this. No activity books. No workbooks that made the Gurus feel like someone I could actually know. I made Sikhi Adventures because I didn't want that to be true for the next generation.
Families across three continents are now using them β and children are growing up knowing their heritage is something to be proud of.
"These are the books I wished I'd had growing up."
β Gurmeet Kaur, Author of Sikhi AdventuresRepresentation Matters
Sikh children deserve to see their faith and their Gurus reflected in books made with genuine care β not as an afterthought.
Learning Through Play
Every workbook is designed so children are genuinely engaged β colouring, crafting, puzzling and reflecting, not sitting through a lesson.
No Family Left Behind
Whether fully Punjabi, mixed-heritage, or just beginning to explore Sikhi β these books meet every child and family where they are.
The Gap
Noticed there were no engaging Sikh activity books for children anywhere.
Book 1
Wrote, illustrated, and published Making Friends with Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
Growing
Loved by parents and children around the world.
Today
3 books in the main series, with more titles across our growing collection. One mission. Every Sikh child represented.