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The story book narrates five beautifully illustrated tales, delightfully made to take children into the realm of Nature, lighting up their curiosity to acquire wisdom from the wonders of Mother Nature.
Story 1 # Panch Tattva
Panch Tattva is a Sanskrit word where ‘Panch’ means five and ‘Tattva’ means elements of nature. The story is a conversation between an inquisitive son and his mother, who introduces the five elements of nature to her son in a uniquely wonderful way.
Story 2 # The Final Lesson
A story where three school friends learnt the meaning of true education.
Story 3 # What Matters?
A sage travels to the villages and finds out what matters the most.
Story 4 # My Kasturi
An inquisitive deer is on a mission. He finds something very special and wants to share it with us.
Story 5 # The Flute Farm
The story tells a tale of a teenage boy who finds inspiration in the wonders of nature, teaching him the value of patience.
Key Points :
- Exquisite tales with captivating Illustrations.
- The book is sure to nourish young minds with valuable lessons.
- Children learn interesting facts about wonders of Mother nature.
- Learning based activities .
Overall , This book is a perfect addition to your Children’s literature collection!
Kanika Verma
Kanika Verma is an author of 'Joy of traditional tales' children story books and a software engineer.
She enjoys weaving tales that imbibe STEM concepts.
Also, she admires nature and the rich cultural heritage of her homeland, India. She believes that it has a lot to offer in terms of inspiration and inner strength. Her books aim to celebrate those inspiration as well as embrace the uniqueness of each child thereby giving young minds a nourishing life experience.
Website : www.joytales.org and email : joyoftales@gmail.com.
