Jot Prakash Kaur

The Generous Giant

A magical tale of courage, kindness, and believing in yourself.

The Generous Giant is a heartwarming children’s story about a young girl, a kind genie, and the true magic of integrity, effort, and dreams that come alive when you believe in yourself.

Why Read The Generous Giant?

Inspiring Role Model:

Suri’s story empowers children—especially girls—to stay brave, honest, and hopeful, even when life gets tough.

Magical, But Real:

While Jumbo brings fantasy to life, the book’s heart lies in real values: integrity, hard work, and emotional growth.

Culturally Rich:

Set in the heart of rural India, this story embraces regional beauty, simplicity, and the universal strength of community.

About the Book

The Generous Giant

Jot Prakash Kaur is a passionate storyteller with roots in the soulful lands of Bengal and Punjab. A lifelong reader and dreamer, she holds a Diploma in International Studies from the University of Sydney and a Master’s in Finance Control from Panjab University.

Her journey into writing began during the quiet days of the pandemic, when long conversations with her father turned into story ideas. Encouraged by his love and her readers’ support, Jot transformed a dream into her first children’s book.

With The Generous Giant, she steps into the world of children’s literature—offering not just a story, but a message of kindness, effort, and inner strength.

About the Author

Jot Prakash Kaur

The Generous Giant is a magical story set in rural India, where young Suri, a bright and imaginative girl, faces life’s challenges with courage.
When Suri meets Jumbo—a jolly genie with a golden heart—her world begins to shimmer with possibilities. From dream outfits to small joys, Jumbo helps her find happiness in the little things. But when Suri fears failing her exams and asks Jumbo to help her cheat, he gently refuses. What follows is a powerful lesson: that the real magic is in honesty, effort, and self-belief.
With grace and humor, this story celebrates resilience, girlhood, and the simple truth that believing in yourself is the greatest wish you can grant.