"Bindu's Bindis" is a children's book written by Supriya Kelkar. The story revolves around a young girl named Bindu, who loves to wear bindis, which are decorative dots traditionally worn by Indian women on their foreheads.
 
In the book, Bindu's bindis serve as a source of her creativity, self-expression, and cultural identity. Each day, Bindu chooses a bindi that reflects her mood or the occasion. Sometimes she wears a bright, colorful bindi when she feels joyful, and on other days, she opts for a subtle and elegant bindi for a formal event. Bindu's bindis become a reflection of her vibrant personality and the diverse range of emotions she experiences.
 
As Bindu wears her bindis, she also learns about their cultural significance and the traditions associated with them. She discovers that bindis can represent different aspects such as spirituality, love, and devotion. Through her exploration, Bindu not only deepens her connection to her Indian heritage but also develops a sense of pride in her unique style.
 
The book also highlights the importance of acceptance and understanding among friends and classmates. Bindu faces questions and curiosity from her peers who are unfamiliar with bindis. With grace and confidence, she explains the significance of bindis and encourages others to embrace diversity and cultural traditions.
"Bindu's Bindis" promotes cultural awareness, self-expression, and the celebration of diversity. It encourages young readers to embrace their heritage, express themselves authentically, and appreciate the traditions and customs of others. Through Bindu's journey, children are inspired to find their own unique ways of connecting with their cultural roots while fostering empathy and acceptance in their communities.