The Mahabharata is one of the oldest and greatest epics of the world, comprising several stories and characters, adventures and battles, gods, kings and queens, woven into a complex tapestry. This series of ten small books especially designed for young children takes up a skein, unravels it with dexterous simplicity, bringing to the child a glimpse of mythology without losing any of its magic and power. Brilliantly illustrated, these slim books will be a delight to a child who is too young to read by herself, awakening her interest and encouraging her to try. Each book is complete in itself so far as it revolves around a particular event or a story. The greatest Indian classic is replete with tales of courage and wisdom for children, teaching values of a lifetime. This volume of the Mahabharata is an indispensable classic for every home library.
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Charu Agarwal Dhandia weaves together her two biggest passions—studying Indian classical literature and creative storytelling. She is an economist by training and works in the social development space. Rachita Rakyan combines over fourteen years of expertise in graphic designing and art direction with a deep understanding of functionality and aesthetics across print, publishing, branding and digital media. Kavita Singh Kale background as an artist and designer has helped her evolve as a transmedia artist as well. Her work includes art installations, children’s books, comics, paintings and videos.
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