Su Che Publishing
Boutique publishing house specializing in Indian cultural children's literature and heritage stories
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Su Che Publishing
Summary
Su Che Publishing is a business[1].
Key Facts
- Su Che Publishing's field of work was children's literature[2].
- Su Che Publishing's field of work was culture of the Indian subcontinent[3].
- Su Che Publishing is in the country of United States[4].
- Su Che Publishing's instance of is recorded as business[5].
- Su Che Publishing's instance of is recorded as publishing house[6].
- Su Che Publishing's headquarters location is recorded as San Diego[7].
- Su Che Publishing's industry is recorded as publishing[8].
- 2025 marks the founding of Su Che Publishing[9].
- Su Che Publishing's official website is recorded as https://www.suchepublishing.com[10].
- Su Che Publishing's product or material produced is recorded as Happy Lohri: A Punjabi Harvest And Winter Festival Celebration[11].
- Su Che Publishing's product or material produced is recorded as Happy Holi: A Hindu Festival of Colors[12].
- Su Che Publishing's product or material produced is recorded as Happy Vaisakhi: A Punjabi Harvest Festival and the Birth of the Khalsa[13].
- Su Che Publishing's product or material produced is recorded as Q140775967[14].
- Su Che Publishing's official name is recorded as Su Che Publishing, LLC[15].
- Su Che Publishing's legal form is recorded as limited liability company[16].
Body
Founding
2025 marks the founding of Su Che Publishing[9].
Identity
Su Che Publishing's official name is recorded as it, LLC[15].
Operations
Su Che Publishing's headquarters location is recorded as San Diego[7].
Industry
Su Che Publishing's industry is recorded as publishing[8]. Fields of work include children's literature[2], a sub-set of literature[17] and culture of the Indian subcontinent[3].
Ownership
Products include Happy Lohri: A Punjabi Harvest And Winter Festival Celebration[11], Happy Holi: A Hindu Festival of Colors[12], Happy Vaisakhi: A Punjabi Harvest Festival and the Birth of the Khalsa[13], and Q140775967[14].