Discover books similar to "Bindi Babes" series

Meera Syal

Anita and Me

A humorous and heartwarming coming-of-age story about a young Indian girl, Anita, growing up in the Black Country in the 1970s. This book will appeal to fans of Bindi Babes as it explores themes of cultural identity, family, and friendship, with a similarly warm and engaging narrative style.

Frances Hodgson Burnett

The Secret Garden

A classic children's novel about a young orphan girl, Mary, who discovers a hidden garden and brings it back to life. This book shares similar themes of self-discovery, growth, and the power of nature as Bindi Babes, with a focus on the relationships between family members and friends.

Alice Walker

The Color Purple

A powerful and moving novel about a young African American woman, Celie, who finds her voice and discovers her self-worth. Fans of Bindi Babes will appreciate the strong female characters, themes of family and community, and the exploration of cultural identity and societal expectations.

Lynne Cherry

The Great Kapok Tree

A beautifully illustrated children's book about the importance of protecting the rainforest and the creatures that live there. This book shares Bindi Babes' focus on environmentalism and the power of nature, with a message about the importance of working together to protect our planet.

Rudyard Kipling

The Jungle Book

A classic collection of stories about a young boy, Mowgli, who grows up in the jungle surrounded by animals. Fans of Bindi Babes will enjoy the exciting adventures, themes of identity and belonging, and the exploration of the relationship between humans and nature.

Pam Muñoz Ryan

Esperanza Rising

A historical novel about a young Mexican girl, Esperanza, who is forced to flee to California during the Great Depression. Fans of Bindi Babes will appreciate the strong female characters, themes of family and community, and the exploration of cultural identity and societal expectations.

Deborah Ellis

The Breadwinner

A powerful and moving novel about a young girl, Parvana, who disguises herself as a boy to support her family in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. Fans of Bindi Babes will appreciate the strong female characters, themes of family and community, and the exploration of cultural identity and societal expectations.

Mildred D. Taylor

Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry

A classic novel about a young African American girl, Cassie, growing up in the Jim Crow South. Fans of Bindi Babes will appreciate the strong female characters, themes of family and community, and the exploration of cultural identity and societal expectations.

Jacqueline Woodson

Brown Girl Dreaming

A memoir in verse about the author's childhood in the 1960s and 1970s, growing up as an African American girl in the South and North. Fans of Bindi Babes will appreciate the strong female characters, themes of family and community, and the exploration of cultural identity and societal expectations.