Potraits of Exile : Homebound | Nirvasan Ke Chitr : Ghar Ki Yaad - Hindi

Homebound | Hindi Edition – Portraits of Exile Series by Aaniya Asrani

Homebound by Aaniya Asrani, in Hindi, is a thought-provoking children's book that explores the meaning of home through the experiences of Tibetan refugees living in Bylakuppe. Recommended for children aged 8 and above, this book encourages young readers to reflect on belonging, identity, culture and community.

Part of the Portraits of Exile series, alongside Homecoming and Homeland, this Hindi edition introduces young readers to the experiences of Tibetan refugees and the many meanings of home. It offers an opportunity to develop empathy and understand perspectives shaped by displacement and exile.

About This Book

Homebound explores what home means to Tibetan refugees living in Bylakuppe. As part of the Portraits of Exile children's book series, it invites readers to think about home, identity and belonging through real-world human experiences.

What You'll Discover

• The meaning of home and belonging
• Perspectives connected to Tibetan refugees living in Bylakuppe
• Ideas about identity, culture and community
• Insights into displacement and exile
• Opportunities to develop empathy and thoughtful reflection

Who Is This Book For?

• Hindi-reading children aged 8 years and above
• Young readers interested in culture, identity and human stories
• Parents and educators introducing children to refugee experiences
• Readers exploring themes of home, belonging and community

Why You'll Love This Book

Homebound – Hindi Edition encourages children to explore meaningful questions about home and belonging. Through the experiences of Tibetan refugees, the book introduces important ideas about identity, culture and empathy in an accessible way. It is a thoughtful addition to children's reading collections and the Portraits of Exile series.

Book Details

• Title: Homebound
• Author: Aaniya Asrani
• Series: Portraits of Exile
• Language: Hindi
• Format: Paperback
• Recommended Age: 8+ years
• Subject: Tibetan refugees, home and belonging