My First Stories From The Ramayana

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Several generations of children have grown up listening to the Ramayana, the story of Prince Rama of Ayodhya. The epic has been retold several times in both the oral and written formats in many Indian languages.

This volume contains 12 important episodes from the Ramayana, narrated in a concise manner. The incidents have been carefully selected, keeping in mind the sequence and flow of the story.

The story has been written in simple language, accompanied by colourful illustrations. The meanings of difficult words have been given at the end of the book.

Printed in large font, the volume is suitable for young readers aged six and above.

The Ramayana is one of the two great epics of India. Written by the Sanskrit poet Valmiki, the original Ramayana is believed to be a long epic poem with 24,000 couplets.

One of the world's most widely-read classics, the Ramayana narrates the life of Prince Rama. It contains many morals that teach us how to live in various situations.

Rama lived his entire life by the rules of dharma. He was considered an ideal son, brother, husband and ruler. This epic teaches children the importance of devotion, duty and relationships, as well as the truth that good always wins over evil, no matter what

My First Stories from the Ramayana is a collection of twelve carefully picked popular tales from the epic, which are inspiring and valuable for children. The volume is targeted at the early readers of the Ramayana, aged six and above.

The stories are written in simple language, accompanied by colourful illustrations. The dialogue bubbles he understand what the characters think and feel. The glossary of difficult words at the end of the book enrich children's vocabulary.