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In Grandma's Tales from India, storyteller Ashish Ghatak brings to life a vibrant collection of traditional folktales that have been passed down through generations. From a clever monkey outsmarting a hungry crocodile to a thirsty crow discovering the power of persistence, these rhythmic stories are more than just bedtime tales. They are a journey into a world where animals speak, wisdom is found in unexpected places, and even the smallest creature can save the day.
Each story is crafted with engaging rhymes and colorful imagery, designed to capture the imagination of young readers while teaching timeless lessons about honesty, bravery, and kindness. But as the blue jackal soon discovers, secrets have a way of coming to light and true strength comes from staying true to yourself.
Will the clever monkey escape his friend’s betrayal? Can a few small pebbles solve a big problem? Step inside this magical collection to discover the wit and wisdom of India’s most cherished legends. Perfect for reading aloud, these tales will leave children and the young at heart yearning for just one more story before the lights go out.
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Ashish Ghatak
Ashish Ghatak is a storyteller who loves turning simple tales into magical journeys for young readers.
Growing up with traditional Indian stories passed down through generations, he was inspired to share these timeless lessons in a fun and engaging way for today’s children.
Ashish enjoys writing stories that celebrate friendship, kindness, and clever thinking, values he believes every child should grow up with. When he’s not writing, exploring nature, and discovering new stories from around the world.
This book is part of his effort to bring classic Indian folktales to life, one story at a time.
