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Hindu Mythology Stories: Hindu Gods,
Goddesses and Their Stories
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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/B0BHG1H2KQ This book is a
&quotmushave&quotaddition to your children's library to help them gain the basic knowledge
about Hindu Mythology while reading some interesting stories.This book includes an introduction
to Hindu mythology with descriptions about the main Gods and Goddesses, and several short
stories from Hindu mythology. It contains 4 sections.Hindu Gods and Goddesses &#8211A quick
introductionDashaavatar Stories &#821110 storiesKrishna Stories &#82116 storiesContest Stories
&#82114 storiesDashaavatar stories narrate the stories of the 10 avatars of Vishnu. So, there are
10 stories. Krishna stories section includes a collection of 6 stories about interesting events from
Krishna avatar. Contest stories section has 4 stories about the various face offs between Hindu
Gods and Goddesses.Reviewed by Courtnee Turner Hoyle for Readers&#8217FavoriteHindu
Mythology Stories by Lakshmi Narayani is a guide for children to learn more about the Hindu
culture and religion. After a thorough synopsis, the author shares several Hindu
children&#8217sstories that are important as a foundation for understanding Hindu beliefs and ties
up the book with tales of contests.Most of the stories represent a battle between good and evil,
and the overview of the stories will give readers more insight into Hindu beliefs, as they discover
the boons and curses dispensed by the mythological beings the author describes. The words are
easily digestible for young ears and eyes, and some of the stories are truly fascinating. The author
has done a beautiful job of summarizing the main points while making them appealing to young
minds. The beautiful illustrations complement the text as the reader combs through the stories that
apply to the images. Lakshmi Narayani knows how to keep a reader&#8217sattention while also
providing a wealth of information about Hindu mythology!Some of the author&#8217scomments
were truly interesting, as there were mentions of previously made scientific discoveries that were
evident in the depictions of certain accounts. I shared the book with my children, and they were
engaged with the text, but I was also drawn into the descriptions Narayani constructed so easily.
The author suggests the book adorn a child&#8217slibrary, but many adult readers could benefit
from the information, as well! I recommend Hindu Mythology Stories to readers who seek to gain a
better understanding of Hindu mythology.Reviewed by Emily-Jane Hills Orford for
Readers&#8217FavoriteThere is a Holy Trinity of Hindu gods: Brahma (who is often considered
the main god, the Creator), Vishnu (the Preserver), and Shiva (the destroyer or transformer of the
universe). Each god has their own unique manifestation of the Divine and each one has a family
with offspring that are also gods, but minor gods. Like all religious beliefs, Hinduism is full of
stories about these gods, their creation, and their manifestations. It can be both an exciting and
confusing exercise to study Hindu gods, but their stories can be broken down and simplified for all
to understand.Lakshmi Narayani&#8217schildren&#8217sbook, Hindu Mythology Stories: Hindu
Gods, Goddesses and Their Stories, is a great way to introduce Hindu gods to young readers. The
author has compiled a selection of stories significant to the Hindu deity manifestations. Each story
is told with care, providing enough backstory to make sure the young reader isn&#8217tconfused
by all the details. The book is well laid out. There are boldly colorful illustrations depicting the gods
which add another interesting dimension to this collection. This book is a fascinating introduction
to Hindu gods and Hindu mythology. Although written for young readers, this book will certainly
spark interest in older readers as well.