Yasmin the Singer

Reach for this book when your child is eager to join a group activity but freezes up at the thought of being the center of attention. Whether it is a school talent show or a class presentation, this story addresses the specific anxiety of performing in public. Yasmin is a relatable heroine who loves to sing in the shower but loses her voice when it counts. It is a gentle guide for navigating stage fright and building self-confidence. This early reader is perfect for ages 5 to 8, offering a window into a warm, multigenerational Pakistani American home. Parents will appreciate how the story validates a child's fear without dismissing it, showing that bravery often comes from the support of family. It is an excellent choice for families looking for diverse representation that feels organic and joyful rather than instructional.