But it’s one of those books that really startles you when you re-read it as an adult. When I was a child, I read it as just a story. I loved the relationship The Little Prince has with the fox and the rose… There’s a simplicity and a depth to the way he writes. But if I have to…Īntoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince. I hope my books can give readers what my favorite authors once gave me.Ģ) Who was your favorite author and how did they influence you?ĭipa Sanatani: Ahh! It’s so hard to pick just one. These days I travel a lot and create my own magical worlds. Books inspired my curiosity, fired my imagination and broadened my horizons. Whenever I opened a book, I entered magical worlds, travelled far far away and went on grand adventures without leaving my bedroom. A place filled with books where you can read for free? For a long time, that’s what I thought heaven looked like. I had a chance to talk to Dipa Sanatani about her childhood reading memories, her favorite authors, and future projects.ġ) What is your favorite memory from reading as a child?ĭipa Sanatani: I loved going to the local library as a kid. She brings a remarkable perspective to her stories while weaving in lessons all ages can appreciate. Her background is in business and education. She has studied and worked in several countries including Australia, Singapore, Israel, China and Japan. Dipa Sanatani is a fabulous children’s author with a unique young adult book called “ The Little Light: A Story of Reincarnation and the Crazy Cosmic Family”.

I believe I’ve found another great author to introduce you to. I always enjoy finding unique stories and the authors that write them. Dipa Sanatani is the author of the YA book “The Little Light: A Story of Reincarnation and the Crazy Cosmic Family”.

The Little Light by Dipa Sanatani