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Children are easy to learn and adapt to things that they are taught from the very beginning and great saints and religious philosophers have always emphasized the importance of teaching the basics of Hinduism while they are growing up. Today, when there is a need for people to learn the art of leading a meaningful and purposeful life, books become the basis for imbibing a spiritual culture not only in children but adults as well. Children living in a spiritual atmosphere tend to be more sensitive towards others, compassionate, and responsible in general than the ones who are raised in a materialistic household.
Through this collection of Hindu children’s books, Exotic India aims to educate children about the culture of Sanatan Dharma in the most understandable way. Explained with simpler words and visual illustrations, these books by some of the renowned authors include Hindi story books for children, illustrated Ramayana stories, Lord Krishna’s pastimes, coloring and activity books, and many more. These books help children gain profound spiritual wisdom, values, and new perspectives. All these books come with appealing and fascinating images to take the readers on a tour to a different world - a world full of bliss and mysticism.
You can opt to choose from books in English and Hindi languages. This collection stands out from any other collection available online and Exotic India takes pride in presenting to you these children’s books that hold within them an insurmountable amount of knowledge and valuable insights. If you inspire your children to read these books, you are sure to observe a great transformation in their hearts. After all, reading books benefits children in a lot of ways such as sharpening their minds, improving their focus, and strengthening communication thus improving their academic learning as well.
Q. What are some good Hindu books for children to read?
Some of the great Hindu books for children to read are: "Stepping Stones- A Transcendental Activity Book for Children” by Gandhari Devi Dasi, “Epic Tales of Wisdom” by Nityananda Charan Das, “Vehicles of Gods: Indra and Airavat the Elephant” by Shubha Vilas, “Lord Garuda Comic Books for Children” by Anant Pai, and “Nava Vidha Bhakti-The Nine Processes Of Devotional Service” by Mohinimurti Devi Dasi.
Q. What are the benefits of reading Hinduism books for children?
Reading books on Hinduism can help children in many ways such as cultivating a sense of discrimination between good and bad habits, choosing the right association which will help them become better human beings, and a sense of control to disengage from activities that drag them away from their goal.
Q. Can Hindu books for children be read by non-Hindu families?
Yes, the teachings of Hinduism are open to everyone, irrespective of their cultural or religious background. It helps people with an inquisitive and curious mind to understand the real Dharma of all living entities, the nature of the material world, and who is God. Thus, Hindu books are not only confined to Hindu families but everyone can read them, right from their childhood.
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