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Reach for this book when your child is curious about their family history or when you want to celebrate the special bond between a youngster and a grandparent. It is a perfect choice for encouraging children to find magic in everyday traditions and the stories that define their heritage. Aneel loves hearing his Dada-ji tell tall tales of his past in India, where he supposedly wrestled tigers and moved mountains, all fueled by the power of hot, fresh roti. The story follows Aneel as he learns to make the traditional flatbread to help his grandfather regain his legendary strength. It is a joyful, humorous exploration of imagination, culinary traditions, and the way love is passed down through food. Ideal for children ages 4 to 8, this book serves as a warm invitation to explore one's own roots through storytelling and cooking.