Ganesha: The Elephant Headed God- Illustrated Stories From Indian History

Very nice book for kids, pictorial representation makes even better to grasp quickly

I loved this book. It is apt way to introduce Hindu diety Shri Ganesha. The quality of the book is very good. The contents are simple hence easily understood. The drawings depicting the plot is very attractive and catches the attention of young children. Overall I would recommend this book to parents who are interested in introducing their children to reading about dieties. Many have already posted videos and pictures in earlier reviews, hence skipping it.

One of my kids favourite storybook. She loves stories of little Ganesha.

The book is great . We just love this book. It is a must buy . The page quality and print quality is also amazing . ☺️☺️

The book is very colourful and captivating. My child loves it.

The book is hardbound and feels like a quality piece. The pages are great, illustrations are very good, not cartoonish.

One day, out of curiosity, my one of my kids asked me to narrate him Ganeshji story. I wanted them to visualize all the mythological stories rather than just me narrating them the whole story, so I ordered all these Mythological story books for my kids. All the 5 books were delivered on time with perfect packaging sans a single scratch. My kids were more than excited to add these books to their collection. Now, I read them these stories every night and they enthusiastically bombard me with plethora of questions about Gods, Stories, characters. And with the Large prints, all these beautiful stories come alive. My kids are amazed and their eyes twinkle every night , just because of these bewitching stories.

Good book for kids. Kids will learn something about our culture and Hindu Gods. Material.is very good. Cover and other pics are good It could be better if we use Shiv and not Shiva and Ganesh and not Ganesha.

This book is one of my favorite ones. Again the comic style of writting and the colorful illustrations keep your interest going and it is very easy to read and understand it. They have kept the language simple for everyone to follow and understand.

Cute little book to add to grandson library nice pictures and easy to understand for little one

There is a graphic picture of Ganesha getting beheaded. This is a children’s book. Returning for sure

Pages 24-25 include a picture of someone's head being sliced off, blood gushing. Imagine my 5 year old daughter's horror (and mine!) as I was trying to read this to her at bed time, and as I turn the page this picture of a guy's head being decapitated appears... i realize there may be a culture differences here at play but I will certainly be returning this