Rama and the Demon King: An Ancient Tale from India (Punjabi-English Bilingual Edition)
From Frances Lincoln Children's Books
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For young children, however, this book strikes a nice balance of sticking to the main tenets of the story and moral outcome. The illustrations are bright,|From School Library Journal|Kindergarten-Grade 3. The tale of Prince Rama is both complex (filling 24,000 couplets in the Ramayana) and simple (good triumphs over evil). Souhami preserves the central ingredients: the characters and the plot outline. At the requ
Banished by his jealous stepmother, the good and brave Prince Rama has lived in the forest for 14 years, along with his beautiful wife Sita and his loyal brother Lakshaman. Rama has triumphed over the demons that dwell there and the three live a simple, peaceful life among the forest animals. But it is not to last, for the ten-headed King of the Demons vows to take revenge
Eye-catching illustrations, based on the Indian tradition of shadow-puppetry, convey th...
You easily download any file type for your device.Rama and the Demon King: An Ancient Tale from India (Punjabi-English Bilingual Edition) | From Frances Lincoln Children's Books.Not only was the story interesting, engaging and relatable, it also teaches lessons.
