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Binding
Hardback
Number of Pages
586
Language
English
Book Summary
An Inviting Collection Of Myths And Folktales From Across India, Retold For Young Readers. This Picture Book For Early Readers Blends Myth, Culture, And Timeless Human Questions To Spark Curiosity And Empathy. It Invites Children And Curious Families To Explore Stories From Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, Islamic, Christian, Sikh, Parsi, And Tribal Traditions, Spotlighting Shared Values And Diverse Voices. The Tone Is Enchanting, Thoughtful, And Adventurous, Encouraging Active, Interactive Learning And Activity-Based Exploration Of Cultures And The Stories That Shape Them.
Story-Led Retellings Guide The Reader Through Enchanted Forests, Celestial Palaces, Bustling Villages, And Heroic Journeys. Each Tale Is Presented In Clear, Accessible Language, Supported By Evocative Imagery And Gentle Context That Helps Young Readers Grasp Cultural Landscapes Without Losing The Sense Of Wonder. The Reading Experience Is Engaging Through Rhythmic Storytelling And Universal Themes That Invite Reflection On How Myth And Everyday Life Connect.
Concepts And Skills Explored Include Cultural Literacy, Understanding Diverse Belief Systems, And Core Human Values Such As Kinship, Courage, Compassion, Wisdom, And Resilience. Learning Feels Approachable And Enjoyable As Stories Illuminate Complex Ideas Through Relatable Characters And Situations, Inviting Questions, Dialogue, And Personal Connection.
After Finishing, Readers Gain A Broader Appreciation For India's Storytelling Heritage And A Deeper Understanding Of Different Cultures. The Collection Nurtures Curiosity, Reading Confidence, And A Compassionate Perspective On Shared Human Experiences That Stays With Them Long After The Last Page.
Product Details
Author
Meena Arora Nayak
Publisher
aleph book company
Number of Pages
586
Language
English
Dimensions
220 x 146 x 1 cm
Binding
Hardback
MRP: โน 999
โน 950
โน 49 Off
Meena Arora Nayak Is A Former Professor Of English And Mythology. She Is The Author Of The Novels A Dust Storm In Delhi, Endless Rain, About Daddy, And In The Aftermath, As Well As The Puffin Book Of Legendary Lives, Evil In The Mahabharata, The Blue Lotus: Myths And Folktales Of India, The Kathasaritsagara Of Somadeva, Adbhut: Marvellous Creatures Of Indian Myth And Folklore, The Panchatantra Of Vishnusharma: A Retelling, And The Girl In The Magical Flute: Stories From Myths And Folk Tales Of India. Meena Arora Nayak Is A Professor Of English And Mythology. She Is The Author Of The Novels A Dust Storm In Delhi, Endless Rain, About Daddy, And In The Aftermath, As Well As The Puffin Book Ofegendaryives, Evil In The Mahabharata, The Blueotus: Myths And Folktales Of India, The Kathasaritsagara Of Somadeva, Adbhut: Marvellous Creatures Of Indian Myth And Folklore, And The Panchatantra Of Vishnusharma: A Retelling. She Is The Author Of The Bestselling The Blue Lotus: Myths And Folktales Of India. Her Other Books Include The Novels A Dust Storm In Delhi, Endless Rain, About Daddy, And In The Aftermath, As Well As Evil In The Mahabharata, The Kathasaritsagara Of Somadeva, Adbhut: Marvellous Creatures Of Indian Myth And Folklore, Panchatantra Of Vishusharma: A Retelling, And The Girl In The Magical Flute: Stories From Myths And Folk Tales Of India. She Is The Author Of The Novels A Dust Storm In Delhi, Endless Rain, About Daddy, And In The Aftermath, As Well As The Puffin Book Ofegendaryives, Evil In The Mahabharata, The Blueotus: Myths And Folktales Of India, And The Kathasaritsagara Of Somadeva, And Adbhut: Marvellous Creatures Of Indian Myth And Folklore.