Customer Reviews
With Goli And The Golden Temple, Rajinder Pal Singh gives the readers a glimpse of the beauty of the Golden Temple, the Punjabi hospitality, and the joy of exploring different cultures, all coming alive with the beautiful illustrations by Princess Aplinder Kaur.When Goli comes with his parents to Amritsar from Tamil Nadu for a vacation trip, they are welcomed by their Punjabi friends, and from there starts the journey of exploring the culture. It reminded me of the time when I first visited Amritsar, and though there weren't any friends of mine there, I felt wonderful.If you are someone who is looking forward to a comic book for children to let them know about different cultures and the beauty of the diversity of India, this one could be of help.
With Goli And The Golden Temple, Rajinder Pal Singh gives the readers a glimpse of the beauty of the Golden Temple, the Punjabi hospitality, and the joy of exploring different cultures, all coming alive with the beautiful illustrations by Princess Aplinder Kaur.When Goli comes with his parents to Amritsar from Tamil Nadu for a vacation trip, they are welcomed by their Punjabi friends, and from there starts the journey of exploring the culture. It reminded me of the time when I first visited Amritsar, and though there weren't any friends of mine there, I felt wonderful.If you are someone who is looking forward to a comic book for children to let them know about different cultures and the beauty of the diversity of India, this one could be of help.
This is an extremely cute illustration book that teaches kids about the Golden Temple and the Sikh culture. When Goli and his parents, Thangaraj and Madhu from Tamil Nadu, visit Kirat's family in Punjab, Kirat's parents drive them to Amristar. There, they visit the Golden temple.Out of the many illustration books that I have read, this is one of the best. The illustrations are so creative and eye-catchy, and the content is very knowledgeable. This is highly recommended.
This is an extremely cute illustration book that teaches kids about the Golden Temple and the Sikh culture. When Goli and his parents, Thangaraj and Madhu from Tamil Nadu, visit Kirat's family in Punjab, Kirat's parents drive them to Amristar. There, they visit the Golden temple.Out of the many illustration books that I have read, this is one of the best. The illustrations are so creative and eye-catchy, and the content is very knowledgeable. This is highly recommended.
"Goli and the Golden Temple" is a truly fascinating book that beautifully captures the essence of cultural understanding, respect, and togetherness. It tells the story of two families (Kirat's and goli's family ) coming together, offering young readers a heartfelt journey of discovering one another's traditions and faiths. Through the eyes of Goli, a young boy visiting Punjab with his family, the book introduces readers to the vibrant traditions, delicious food, and warm hospitality of the Sikh communityThe book is not just about learning—it’s about experiencing. Through its simple yet engaging writing, it takes readers on a memorable visit to the Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple), making them feel as if they are walking through its sacred corridors.This book is a wonderful way to introduce children to different cultures and traditions. It fosters peace, harmony, and mutual respect while staying true to the values of honesty and knowledge. The storytelling is beautifully simplified, making it easy for young readers to understand and connect with. The vibrant illustrations further enhance the reading experience, making it feel like a real visit to the Golden Temple.If you want to teach your children about diversity, faith, and the beauty of human connections, this book is a must-read. It’s not just a story—it’s an experience.