" 'Things I Can’t See' is a fun and relatable book for children and parents alike! In this book, Priyanka has, through her wit, sense of humour and some very charming visuals, broken down hugely complex concepts such as emotions, perspective taking and empathy in a very simple way for children. This book is a fantastic read aloud for quality parent-child time and a great tool for visual perceptual skill development for young readers through the experiential scanning for each emotion. I definitely recommend this book for not just a great read, but also for emotional skill enhancement and a lively conversation after!' - Dr Chaula Badiani, Mother and Occupational Therapist

"This book is a must to help understand human emotions to kids. I would like to thank Priyanka for this book! My 5 year old loved it and we are glad about it! It has helped my child to get a head start on understanding human emotions at such a tender age. Thank you so much :)" - Bandish (Parent)

"My personal favourite is 'Things I cant see' which so subtly highlights that there is so much more than what meets the eye. Looking forward to more lovely books from Priyanka!" - Palak Mehta (Parent)

“She loves your books. Illustrations are so wonderful. Ayana surely loves reading them over and over again...they are her favorite bedtime stories” - Saloni Oza (Parent)

"I recently bought 'Things I Can't See' by Sam and Mi and It's truly a gem – from the heartwarming message with empathy to the captivating illustrations, this book has it all. It's really a thoughtful gift for little ones, and trust me, every parent should add it to their collection."

"Another beautiful book from Sam and Miss collections...my personal favourite too. It quietly emphasizes that there is a lot more to life than what meets the eyes!"

Priyanka Agarwal Mehta is a mother to two vivacious girls, and most of her books stem from her interactions with her daughters. Her books include subtle themes of empathy, problem-solving and communication capabilities that she considers key to a happy and successful life. She holds a BA from Northwestern University, US and an MBA from the University of Cambridge, UK. She sits on the board of several educational institutions. Her work is fueled by a deep respect for children, an emphasis on research and a love for learning. She enjoys theatre, talking to strangers and making up silly games to play in restaurants. She lives with a big family, five dogs and too many books in Ahmedabad, India.