Festivals of India: Indian Mythology Illustrated Storybook for Children | Stories of Joy, Sharing, Light & Colors with Celebrate | Fascinating Stories | Festival Fun and Learning | Picture Storybook of Traditions | Child’s Guide to Indian Celebrations (Large Print)

The cover page is very colourful, shiny and attractive. Gives a good first impression. The pages are good quality and vivid. Attractive for little kids and ideal for gifting.

Worth buying for kids in this price

Good book...good illustrations..suitable for children above 4...many festivals are covered and description are short .the fonts are big enough ..only thing I felt was that the description though short could have been in small headings which actually gives more clarity rather than going for a monotonous font size

It's a colourful and interesting book. My almost 5-year-old loves to read a couple of chapters every day before bed. It has 2-3 pages per festival and covers the basic facts about them. For e.g. who celebrates when is it celebrated what do people do, and why is it celebrated. All in simple sentences for a child to understand. Sometimes, its something new that I learn too! :)

Good read for kids ageing between 5-8 years.. in today’s age keeping close to our culture is very difficult specially when you stay in nuclear family.. the stories around the festivals are nicely explained for the kids.. the print is appropriate for the kids to take interest and read through.. loved it.. thanks

Lovely book for reading to children (wish one day they will expand this book mentioning most if not all the festivals of India) the contents include 25 of the most widely/ grand festivals celebrated in india..very colourful illustration, large fonts used and printed in thick paper

Beautiful book with big font & lovely pictures to keep young ones engaged and inculcate the habit of reading. Bought it for my 4year old neice.

Book is very good at reading for kids . Compact theme and arranged sentence. But durga puja picture is wrong .

I bought this book for my daughter 3yrs old. We live in the USA and we have very few Indian people to celebrate Indian festivals together. My daughter loves books Which helps her to understand things very easily. She is a curious toddler who wants to know 'why we celebrate this festival?' So I bought this book and she loves it. You may feel that fewer words but the person who is reading to these aged kids should be able to make up a bit story to help them understand well. The best thing was I received a handwritten request to write a review for it. Somebody took an effort to ask about the product. Thank you.