Dadaji’s Paintbrush

Illustrator: Ruchi Mhasane

Discover that bereavement can be a beginning, not an ending, in this beautiful story of one boy's grief when he loses his beloved grandfather.

Dadaji loves to teach others to paint, especially his grandson. But after Dadaji passes away, the boy can't bear to use the favourite paintbrush his grandfather left for him. When a little girl knocks on the door, the boy discovers how many lives Dadaji touched with his art, and finds a way to continue his legacy.

Andersen Press, 7 Jul 2022

An extraordinary work for every shelf ... this book stands out for the depth of its wise messages, and its gentle, evocative art.
— School Library Journal, STARRED review
Pauline Wiles

After writing and publishing 6 of my own books, I became a full-time website designer for other authors. I create modern, professional websites to help you grow your audience and make more impact with your work. British born, I’m now happily settled in California.

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