Mahabharata For Children – Illustrated Moral Story Book

For my 11-year-old, this was a bit too simple. But for my younger one in class 2, it's perfect. Good for the 5-9 age group as the book says.

Mera beta 6 saal ka hai aur use stories mein interest nahi tha. But this book has pictures and small chapters, so he stays engaged. We read one chapter every night.

For a paperback, the binding is quite strong. My child is not very gentle with books, but this one has held up well after a month of use.

Bahut acchi book hai. Bacche easily samajh sakte hain. Mera beta 8 saal ka hai aur use har chapter ke baad questions poochhne me maza aata hai.

That's the best way to describe this book. No unnecessary drama, just the core story with clear lessons. Perfect for young minds.

The book length is just right. It covers the whole story without being a doorstopper. My child didn't lose interest and felt a sense of accomplishment finishing it.

He is 6 and this is his first time with this story. He can now name all five Pandavas correctly. The matching exercises in the book helped with that.

This is the first book my son has voluntarily picked up to read. The stories have really captured his imagination. Thank you!

I wanted my son to know our culture and stories. This is a wonderful first introduction to a major epic without being overwhelming. He now knows who all the main characters are.

The English used is simple but not childish. It respects the intelligence of the child reader. Good vocabulary builder as well.

My child loves the quiz parts. We now have small competitions on who can answer the questions from the chapter we just read. Great for revision.

I was always scared to introduce this epic because of the violence. This version is truly gentle. The focus is on the feelings and the lessons. Highly recommend for sensitive kids.

I bought this for my daughter who is in class 3. She could read it on her own without much help. She especially liked the story of Karna and kept asking why he was so sad. Good emotional connect.

My daughter had to do a project on the Mahabharata for school. This book was her primary source. The simple language made it easy for her to write in her own words.

The "Think & Write" sections often lead to deep conversations with my child about fairness, honesty, and courage. It's more than just a storybook.

I was surprised how my child, who is usually restless, sat through the whole chapter on the Kurukshetra war. The simple explanations kept him interested.

We have many storybooks, but this one will stay. It's not just for one reading; it's a reference for values as my child grows.

Other versions I've seen are either too complicated or skip too much. This one strikes a good balance. The flow from the Kuru dynasty to the Pandavas and Kauravas is clear.

I wanted a book that tells the Mahabharata story positively, focusing on dharma. This book does exactly that. Very satisfied.

The answer key for all the quizzes is there, which helps me when my child attempts them and I'm not 100% sure of the answer myself. Good thinking by the publisher.

I'm reading it to my son and I'm learning things I never knew or had forgotten. It's a nice bonding experience and a good refresher on the Mahabharata.

He doesn't understand all the words yet, but he loves pointing at the pictures of Bhima, Arjuna, and the elephants on the battlefield. It keeps him engaged while I read to his older sister.

I was happy to see a dedicated chapter on the Bhagavad Gita. The teachings are distilled into very simple points like "do your duty" and "the soul is eternal," which are perfect for children.

It's not just a story book; the questions and "Think & Write" sections are great for starting conversations with my child about values. We use it as a weekend activity.

The "Match the Following" and "Who Am I?" sections are a fun way to test what my child has remembered. It feels more like a game than a test.

I don't always remember every detail, so the answer key at the back helps me when my kids ask me to check their quiz answers. Very thoughtful.

The lessons at the end of each chapter are practical. We often use them as points for our family discussions on what is right and wrong.

We have started a routine of reading one chapter every Sunday evening as a family. It's become a special time for us, and the book's gentle tone makes it perfect for this.

The pages are smooth and have a nice finish. It feels like a high-quality book. The paperback cover also has a good, durable feel to it.

The font size is comfortable for young readers. The paper isn't too thin, so the text from the other side doesn't show through. Good production quality.

The font is a good size and style, which makes it easy for my daughter to read without straining her eyes. She can read for longer periods.