Stories that spark curiosity, empathy, and joy.
Explore My Bookshelf
Inclusive stories, diverse voices, and ready-to-use teaching guides.
Bela and Lily (Kokila, Penguin)
“Inspired by her own experiences as an immigrant, Khan Kazi captures the frustration of language barriers, as well as the joys of transcending them…An uplifting tale of budding friendship built on connections forged through play.”
—Kirkus Reviews
Lulu In The Spotlight (Versify, HarperCollins)
“Scheming and determined, seven-year-old Lulu is ready to prove herself during her cousin Amirah’s wedding, especially during the much-anticipated wedding games. Set in a community within the South Asian diaspora, this warm and lively story offers readers a window into rich wedding traditions, while making connections around family, celebration, and belonging. VERDICT A strong choice for collections seeking to broaden cultural representation while connecting to familiar themes of childhood independence and inclusion.”
—School Library Journal
Moon’s Ramadan (Versify, HarperCollins)
“A delightful read that teaches students about Ramadan and emphasizes the diversity in the Islamic world. This book will definitely be a go-to for librarians and teachers who want to expand awareness of Ramadan.”
— School Library Journal, Starred Review and 2023 Best Picture Book
Sun’s Eid (Versify, HarperCollins)
Arriving Winter 2028.
For Educators & Librarians
Free downloadable activities, reading guides, and storytime fun.
About Natasha
Hello! I’m Natasha Khan Kazi—an author, illustrator, maker, and art educator.
I began writing and illustrating children’s books to fill a gap for my kids. What started as a personal need has become the greatest privilege of my career: connecting with children and communities everywhere through stories and art. My work is rooted in empathy, diversity, and childhood joy.
I was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and grew up in Chittagong, Texas, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Today, I’m based in sunny Southern California, where I continue creating books for young readers.
