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What do you want to be when you grow up?

For one imaginative little boy, the answer changes every single minute!

* A candy store owner who eats sweets all day?
* A taxi driver who honks the loudest horn in town?
* A doctor who makes patients jump with wacky injections?
* A magician who makes schoolyard meanies completely disappear?

With so many spectacular choices, Kai gets completely stuck! Luckily, Mummy knows just what to say.

This heartwarming, high-energy picture book reminds children that they don't have to pick just one path today—the world is full of wonder, and the best part of growing up is getting to explore it all.

Perfect for:
* Children who love to dream big
* Parents encouraging curiosity and confidence
* Storytime at home, school, and libraries
* Ages 3–8

About the Author

Bhakti Mathur is the author of the Amma Tell Me and Amma Take Me series of children's books on Indian mythology and history, with 24 published titles to date. After a successful career in banking, she now divides her time between writing, teaching yoga, executive coaching, bibliotherapy, and spending time with her family. Bhakti lives in Hong Kong with her husband, their two children, and two dogs. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Hong Kong and is a freelance journalist with more than 115 published articles in the South China Morning Post on life, health, and fitness.She is also an ICF credentialed (PCC) executive coach and a bibliotherapist. When she isn't writing or running after her teenage boys, Bhakti is happiest curled up with a good book in one hand and a hot cup of chai in the other

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  • ISBN: 9789887905943
  • Author: Bhakti Mathur
  • Format: Paperback
  • Publisher: Anjana Publishing
  • Publication Date: 31 July 2026
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Book Description

What do you want to be when you grow up?

For one imaginative little boy, the answer changes every single minute!

* A candy store owner who eats sweets all day?
* A taxi driver who honks the loudest horn in town?
* A doctor who makes patients jump with wacky injections?
* A magician who makes schoolyard meanies completely disappear?

With so many spectacular choices, Kai gets completely stuck! Luckily, Mummy knows just what to say.

This heartwarming, high-energy picture book reminds children that they don't have to pick just one path today—the world is full of wonder, and the best part of growing up is getting to explore it all.

Perfect for:
* Children who love to dream big
* Parents encouraging curiosity and confidence
* Storytime at home, school, and libraries
* Ages 3–8

About the Author

Bhakti Mathur is the author of the Amma Tell Me and Amma Take Me series of children's books on Indian mythology and history, with 24 published titles to date. After a successful career in banking, she now divides her time between writing, teaching yoga, executive coaching, bibliotherapy, and spending time with her family. Bhakti lives in Hong Kong with her husband, their two children, and two dogs. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Hong Kong and is a freelance journalist with more than 115 published articles in the South China Morning Post on life, health, and fitness.She is also an ICF credentialed (PCC) executive coach and a bibliotherapist. When she isn't writing or running after her teenage boys, Bhakti is happiest curled up with a good book in one hand and a hot cup of chai in the other

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