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Pria Dee is a children’s book author of Indian origin, currently residing in the United States. Her work is known for blending humor, heartwarming storytelling, and educational themes, often inspired by her own experiences and love for animals and children. 

 About Pria Dee 

  • Writes engaging stories for young readers that aim to inspire, teach, and entertain
  • Passionate about the transformational power of storytelling
  • Her books often feature animal characters, family dynamics, and cultural themes


Notable Works
 
Here are some of her popular titles: Little Moe Can't Fly | A story of a gosling who struggles to fly and eventually overcomes his fears to reunite with his family | | Billy Makes Cookies | A humorous tale about a boy’s messy cookie-making adventure | | Diya Dances the Dandiya | Set during the Indian festival of Navaratri, celebrating culture and dance | | Sport It! Stay Fit! | Dinosaurs teach kids about staying active and healthy | | The Monster Did It | A playful story about a boy who blames an imaginary monster for his mischief |

Learn More

You can explore her books and blog on her official website or check out her Amazon author page.
 
 

 

 

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Pria Dee is an Indian American author, who has written several children's books based on her experiences and observations. She loves animals and children and writes to combine both her passions. When she is not writing, Pria likes to garden, draw and paint. She loves music and also spends a lot of time reading. Praise for Pria Dee's book Billy makes Cookies "Dee’s eventful tale depicts how well-intentioned childhood curiosity can lead to chaotic, sometimes comical misadventures. The silly scenes here will amuse young readers familiar with messy situations of their own. Displaying bright, engaging colors, Perko’s illustrations creatively mirror the hectic events. Details like puffs of white flour dust and rubber ducks bobbing in water are fun touches. An enjoyable and relatable tale of childhood mishaps" - "Kirkus Reviews" Praise for Balu Saves the day "This is a cute story giving a small glimpse into Indian culture. Having lived overseas I appreciate the work the author has done to add authenticity to her story by sharing her personal experiences. The illustrations are spot on and engaging. " -Cindy Davis This enjoyable, upbeat tale instead depicts an independent boy whose hard work and concern for his family are rewarded by an understanding community. -"Kirkus reviews" Praise for The Monster Did IT "Overall, this was a cute, short story that I think will be widely enjoyed by children" -Meredith Lindsey