Sukvinder Grewal

The Bus Driver's Son

Sukhpreet Grover navigates the challenges of 1980s England while grappling with his father’s lofty expectations. Growing up in a delicate Indian Punjabi household amid racial and financial tensions, he wrestles with his self-identity and finds solace in his vivid imagination, using heroes and fantasising to help him cope. Alongside his loyal friend Jack, he decides to confront personal and familial adversities on his transformative journey. Sukvinder draws from many of his own life experiences and memories in this semi-autobiographical, captivating and coming-of-age story, exploring themes of dual cultural identities, courage, and friendship.

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Sukvinder Grewal

Sukvinder Grewal is a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor and author from Dudley, West Midlands. He is passionate about helping others find joy and purpose in their lives. With strong beliefs in social awareness, self-reliance, and self-belief, he aims to educate and inspire people to live fulfilling lives. Furthermore, he is motivated by the positive impact of his energy and guidance on others. With a passion for knowledge and wisdom, he explores both the eastern and western worlds to better understand the human experience and enhance his ability to connect with others. In addition to supporting others, he enjoys the creative process of writing short stories, novels, and poetry. He is always on the lookout for new inspirations and stories to share, and he continuously seeks ways to expand his horizons. His goal is to capture the hearts and engage the minds of his readers and those he crosses paths with.

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I am working on a variety of fascinating and diverse projects in different stages of development, such as poetry collections, short stories, novellas, and a novel. I can’t wait to share them with you and I’ll update you on their progress and other things that inspire me to write.

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The Bus Driver's Son

Because Sukhpreet’s Journey is more than just a coming-of-age tale—it’s a deeply personal exploration of what it means to grow up caught between two worlds. Set in the backdrop of 1980s England, it captures the emotional complexity of navigating cultural expectations, racism, and self-doubt. Through Sukhpreet’s vivid imagination and unwavering friendship with Jack, readers are invited into a world of hope, courage, and transformation. It’s a story for anyone who’s ever felt like they didn’t quite belong—and fought to find their place anyway.

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These questions and answers are designed to give potential readers a better understanding of what to expect from the book.

The book delves into dual cultural identity, family expectations, racism in 1980s England, friendship, self-discovery.

Absolutely. Sukhpreet’s Journey is perfect for discussions around identity, diversity, cultural conflict, and personal growth. A reading guide can be provided upon request.

The 1980s was a time of social and racial tension in England, especially for immigrant families. Setting the story in this era allowed the author to highlight the historical challenges faced by second-generation children growing up between two cultures.

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