Author Brittany Johnson’s ‘Color 4 Kids’ Finds Its Hindu Roots no comments
Making its way from New York to New Delhi, author Brittany Johnson’s debut work, “Color 4 Kids” has found an unexpected yet welcomed new following, Hindu India. Indian style editor and trend blogger Yusuf Kirmani describes “Color 4 Kids” as “a book beyond religion, beyond caste, beyond country…, a book for every Indian, for every American.”
Published by Ace of Diamonds Publishing, “Color 4 Kids” went on sale at local bookstores and Amazon.com earlier this year. Several personal appearances and book signings later, Ms. Johnson was astonished when contacted by Mr. Kirmani. Coming across her work accidentally, Mr. Kirmani was immediately impressed with Ms. Johnson’s approach to children and how her life mirrored Hindu teachings.
Ms. Johnson says the inspiration behind the book came from Jivamukti yoga, and chanting daily. Yoga and Kirtan inspire me to write. All children are beautiful. “Color 4 Kids” celebrates the natural beauty in all children. It is an easy method. It takes a look at three factors, the color of the child’s hair, skin, and eyes. Moms pick the best category for their children based on child’s natural coloring. The book is both fun for the parents and the children. Children learn to appreciate themselves.
As “Color 4 Kids” quickly gains popularity throughout India, Ms. Johnson credits its Indian appeal to the book’s broad cultural and ethnic reach – concepts that reflect the changing nature of Indian society.
For more information, visit color4kids.net.