Experience the enchanting tales of sibling bonds through the rich tapestry of Indian mythology. In this captivating collection, Nalini Ramachandran takes young readers on a journey filled with divine adventures and heartfelt lessons.
The narrative unfolds as goddess Parvati and lord Shiva navigate the delightful chaos created by their sons, Ganesha and Karthikeya. Facing a never-ending series of quarrels, Parvati cleverly decides to resolve their disputes by sharing stories—one for each complaint. As the brothers listen, they uncover the timeless bonds and lessons of sibling love illustrated through the tales of divine siblings like Jyeshtha and Lakshmi, Krishna and Katyayani, and many more.
Accompanied by the vibrant illustrations of Sayani Ray, this book breathes life into each story, making them accessible and engaging for children. With her artistic flair, Ray captures the beauty and emotions of these age-old narratives, ensuring that the tales resonate with young hearts.
Perfect for bedtime stories or family reading sessions, these enchanting narratives are not just tales of gods and goddesses; they also foster discussions about sibling relationships, empathy, and understanding. Threads That Bind: Sibling Stories From Indian Mythology is a delightful way for children to appreciate the joy and challenges of having siblings while exploring the wondrous world of Indian mythology.
Give your child the gift of storytelling with this beautifully crafted book that promises to entertain, inspire, and educate. It's a must-have addition to any young reader's collection!
