Bhagavad Gita for Children™ – Simple Lessons, Stories & Activities

I was looking for something to teach basic values to my daughter. This book explains concepts like dharma and karma without being too heavy. Print quality is also good.

The way the book is set up, with one lesson at a time, makes it easy for us to discuss with our son. The activities are simple and he enjoys drawing his feelings. Worth the money.

Got this for my 6 year old. The language is simple and the pictures are nice. He likes the story of Sudama the most. Good for bedtime reading.

Ordered this for my nephew. The book arrived in good condition. Pages are thick and colorful. The QR code concept is nice, though we haven't scanned all yet.

I wasn't sure if she would understand, but the pictures and short stories keep her interested. She even tried the breathing exercise from the "Control Your Mind" lesson. Very cute.

Great book. Good quality

Very good. Beautifully portrayed our history. Thank you

Excellent

I have a small library for my daughter, but this one is special. The lessons are timeless. I hope more books like this are made.

The lessons on truth and kindness are presented well. My son is learning to share and be honest, not because we tell him, but because Krishna teaches it.

With everything so fast-paced, this book teaches kids to slow down and think. It's a much-needed guide for peace and focus.

Even as an adult, reading this book with my daughter feels calming. The "Shanti" mantra at the end is a beautiful touch. Good job.

I like that the book doesn't talk down to kids. It treats them with respect and explains things clearly. The message is consistent throughout.

We wanted something to reduce tablet time. This book has become a good evening activity. We read one lesson, then he does the drawing activity. Kaafi achha hai.

I bought this for my niece and she loves it. She calls it her "Krishna book". The activities keep her busy for hours. Highly recommend.

He can't read yet, but he loves looking at the pictures of Krishna and Arjuna on the chariot. He asks me to tell him the story from the picture.

The examples in the book, like the farmer doing his duty, are things kids see every day. Helps them connect the teaching to real life.

The paper is thick enough that colors don't bleed to the next page. My daughter uses sketch pens on the coloring pages and it works fine.

No folded corners or damaged spine. Well packed by the seller. The book looks even better in person.

When the weather is bad and the kids are stuck inside, this book is a lifesaver. They read, draw, and color. Keeps them engaged for an hour.

There are multiple coloring pages at the end. That's her favorite part. She colors one every weekend and we put it up on the fridge.

The way the shlokas are explained with simple meanings is great. Even I learned something new. The "Virtues Wheel" at the end is a nice reminder.

We scanned the QR code from the first lesson. The video was short and helpful for my son to understand the verse better. Good initiative.

Reading this with my son has brought us closer. We talk about the stories and he tells me when he feels like Arjuna - confused. It opens up communication.

I liked how the book explains that Arjuna represents all of us - sometimes confused. My son felt understood. It's a great way to teach handling emotions.

Easy for my 6-year-old to read on his own. The font is big and the spacing is good. Doesn't strain his eyes.

The book is well-bound. My kids are a bit rough with books, but the pages haven't come out yet. Durable enough.

I think this book is perfect for 5 to 8 year olds. My 9-year-old found it a little easy, but he still enjoyed the stories and the Virtues Wheel.

The wheel at the end with all the qualities is a great idea. My son keeps it near his study table as a reminder.

The book size is perfect for my 7-year-old to hold and read by himself. Font size is also comfortable for his eyes.