Amma Tell Me About Durga Puja!

Isn't festivals the perfect time to teach children about the mythological significance of that festival. I love teaching Kiara about the her cultural heritage and #ammatellmeseries by @bhaktimathur98 is my saviour.Her books are full of colourful illustrations and Kiara loves reading it.This book of Dusshera starts from Mahalya day and ends with Dashmi celebrations. The story is so simple and easy to understand by kids about the Divine Trinity Power where they create Goddess Durga to defeat the demon Mahishasura.Absolute must have book series in every child's book collection.

It's a great book. The language is simple. Kids love this book. Informative with great engaging pictures.

The book is great, my 2.5 year old absolutely loves it! Very annoyed that the MRP of this book is shown to be 950 Rs. when in fact it is only 350 and I ended up paying more than that! I should have just gone to a book store and picked it up.

The creative effort is amazing...even the story is lovely...it talks about the Durga puja and about Durga too, so its actually 2 stories in 1 book. My son loves all the "Amma tell me" books. I hope more books come out.

This is such a fantabulous read ... Super interesting and intriguing.. my daughter loves reading this one.. one of my favs ..

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This series of books are amazing. With beautiful illustrations . My child 4 and 6 y/o love it really much

Fantastic book on Durga ! Very easy to read and comprehend for kids , aided by the lovely illustration . For NRIs like us , it's a great way to keep our children connected with Indian festivals and mythology . Looking forward to the next one from the Amma tell me about series !

Very boring prose. Even I was lost reading the story. This author is exploiting the fact that there are no other books on these Hindu stories. It’s such a shame. Gorgeous pictures, but they do not warrant buying this garbage.

Love this series - beautiful art and child friendly words and narration ! My kids showed this off at school when we went to talk about Indian festivals.

This series has very negative language. The author could've chosen different and age appropriate words to communicate the story and the message.