My Book list written by Asian American Authors
I like to read diverse books because I enjoy learning about different cultures. I also believe that reading diverse books is the best way to promote diversity and inclusion from…
Counting by 7s: A book that will leave you in tears.
On this Sunday I decided to write about the book Counting by 7s by Holly Goldberg Sloan. I hope you read it when you have the chance.
PokéBlog: The Quest for Max Mushrooms, the secret to Gigantamaxing, and the second trial(part 3/6)
Today I started my day with good ol’ Mustard saying, “Those of you who passed the first trial, good work. To celebrate, I could definitely kill for a bowl of…
हंसपुर देखी अमेरिकासम्म
टंक सुवेदी मादी कल्कल बग्दछिन् बगरमा भुस्वर्ग यो पोखरामेराे गाँउछ हंसपुर विचमा अग्लो भुमेको धरापाखामा रमणिय ठाँउहरु छन् वस्ति नयाँ खालकाेबाटो,पानी मिलेर गाँउ सजिलाे बन्दै नेपालको फुल्छन् फूल बुकी गुराँस…
What is your favorite video game and why?
– Aagie Subedi My favorite video game is Naruto to Boruto shinobi striker, because you could get godly stuff, and fight other people with an ally, meaning your teammates. You…
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
What Is AAPI? Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month was originally a ten-day celebration that started in 1977 to celebrate the contributions made by Asian Americans and Pacific…
The Night Diary: A Book Review
Today I am going to share with you a historical fiction book named The Night Diary by Veera Hiranandani. I had read this book in fourth grade on the recommendation…
Hoot: A delightful book that will keep you hooked
For a long stretch of time, I did a whole load of blogs, some about Pokémon, some about politics, and even one about Animal Crossing! But NONE of those were…
Pokéblog: The awesome Isle of Armor, and the first trial(Part 2/6)
When I left off, I was about to hear about these trials, and he mentioned a secret piece of armor. I wanted to hear more! But that was all he…
Dharahara Rebuild
On April 25th of 2015, an earthquake, also known as the Gorkha earthquake, hit Nepal, destroying the 14-foot Dharahara in Kathmandu, Nepal. The Dharahara was built in 1825 by the…