Rama Fights Tataka by Aparna Nambiar (Age 5+)Р”Р„ fascinating tale, Rama Fights Tataka retold by Aparna Nambiar, takes us through the childhood days of Lord Rama and his brothers. The illustrations, in the Mithila folk tradition, are magical. So, he sets out on a journey to find Hanuman and listen to his version. When Valmiki completes his epic masterpiece Ramayana, he is devastated to discover that Hanuman has his own version of Ramayana, which is better. The story highlights the fact that every epic has many storytellers and each has their own perspective. HanumanРІР‚в„ўs Ramayana by Devdutt Pattanaik (Age 6+)Р”Вevdutt Pattanaik is well-known for his books which excite children and adults alike. Trust us, this is one of the most interesting ways for kids to know the epic story.

Through this book, Lights for the Blue Prince, who is Lord Rama, prince of Ayodhya, Soumya S Iyer throws the light on the entire epic Ramayana, in an easy manner. Shadow puppetry is among the oldest art forms. The book has remarkable illustrations to highlight the fun storyline, where an entire kingdom tries their best to wake up the sleeping giant.Р”Р„lso Read|Р’В Diwali 2018: 4 must-try treats to enjoy with yourР’В family Lights for the Blue Prince by Soumya S Iyer (Age 5+) The child falls asleep listening to the story of the giant, who is demon king RavanaРІР‚в„ўs brother and believes in eat, sleep and repeat. Junior Kumbhakarna is seen through the eyes of a young boy Kukku, who wants to hear the story of Kumbhakarna again and again, from his father. Source: Amazon Junior Kumbhakarna by Arundhati Venkatesh (Age 3+)

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