Krishna for Young Readers: Mischief, Wisdom, Courage and Divine Play

Before Krishna became the charioteer of Arjuna and the teacher of the Gita, he was the beloved child of Gokul - playful, fearless, musical and full of wonder. Krishna for Young Readers introduces children and families to Krishna's journey from his miraculous birth in Mathura to his childhood in Vrindavan, his protection of the Yamuna and Govardhan, his leadership in Dwarka, his friendship with Sudama and his timeless guidance to Arjuna. Written in a warm, clear, age-appropriate voice, this original retelling brings together story, meaning, culture and reflection without becoming too heavy or too simplified. It is ideal for young readers, family reading, Indian culture learning, school libraries and thoughtful gifting. Inside, readers will discover: - Krishna's birth and childhood stories - The lessons behind butter, flute, Kaliya and Govardhan - Rukmini's courage and Sudama's friendship - A gentle introduction to Krishna's role in the Mahabharata and the Bhagavad Gita >Part of The Indian Wisdom for Young Readers Series by Darpan Murly.

Pages: 102, Paperback, Independently published