Cherry Narula
Author | Goldfinch Storytellers | Sunshine Stories | https://goldfinchstorytellers.wordpress.com/Cherry Narula created Goldfinch Storytellers in 2020 to share empowering stories. "Nona and Daniel" – "Taming the Monkey", dedicated to all grandparents, released in December 2020. "Bubbles of Joy", dedicated to all those who spread joy, released in February 2024. Her work is also featured in "Meet Me At The Four Corners: A Brampton Writers' Guild Anthology"- “Woven Together” (third prize, non-fiction, BWG 2020 competition), “A Cup of Chai,” and “Tara’s Musings.” Born in India, Cherry has lived in several towns all over India, ranging from the foothills of Darjeeling to WesternRead More...
Nona and Daniel - Bubbles of Joy
Books by Cherry Hansra Narula
Daniel loves his grandmother, whom he calls Nona. He learns simple techniques for staying calm and happy from Nona. She teaches Daniel the importance of spreading bubbles of joy. These can transform lives and solve problems. Several bubbles of joy surround us. We just miss noticing them. Daniel promises Nona that he will always have time for “Bubbles of Joy.” The simple practices that Nona teaches Daniel can increase happiness and well-being.
Spreading Sunshine
Books by Goldinch Storytellers
Spreading Sunshine brings hope and light, just like a Goldfinch that signifies joy, positivity, optimism and enthusiasm. Lives can be transformed positively through empowering thoughts, words and actions. Nature brings us an abundance of enriching symbols. There’s one such example on each page. Write your own Sunshine Story and make it a reality.
The Sunshine Journal
Books by Goldfinch Storytellers
A Goldfinch signifies joy, positivity, optimism and enthusiasm. Similarly, Sunshine spreads hope and light. Empowering thoughts and words have the power to transform lives. Mother Nature has an abundance of such enriching symbols. The Sunshine Journal has one such example on each page. Write your own Sunny Notes and make them a reality.
Nona and Daniel - Taming the Monkey
Books by Cherry Hansra Narula
Daniel loves his grandmother, whom he calls Nona. He confides in her the reason for his sadness. Nona helps Daniel overcome his feelings of sadness by teaching him a simple technique. In this book, children can easily relate to Nona, a universal grandparent. The endearing conversation between Nona and Daniel is accompanied by bright images on every page. Books form an integral part of learning. "Nona and Daniel" contribute to this vital learning experience thr
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