100 Greatest Stories For Young Children

I'm quite impressed by the cover.complete sealed packaging.Love to enjoy the collection.

This is a beautiful book with a collection of some of the greatest short stories from around the world. Some are pretty well known and others are well endowed with morals.This book is not just for children, but adults alike who love stories nonetheless. Revisiting those childhood days and reminiscing in their glory has now become easier than ever. It feels good to visit those days which now seem to be just in reach.The good old Aesop's Fables, Indian classics like Panchatantra and Jataka tales, old folklore and legends from different corners of the world, and a bunch load of retellings make this stunning book wholesome by all means.

100 Greatest Stories For Young Children are a great collection of short stories for kids as well as adults like me who love reading children's stories and get all nostalgic.100 Greatest stories for Young Children consists of stories from Oscar Wilde, R. K. Narayan, Beatrix Potter, also some classic Indian tales from Ramayana, Mahabharata, Panchatantra, etc.I'm savouring this book by reading 1 story each day and rewinding reading these in my childhood days. I highly recommend all parents to pick up this collection for their kids. It's a one in all book and a must pick

These delightful editions is sure to make adults (like me) have again a taste of chidhood.I mean, see, not always do we need nail-biting reads or deeply thoughtful stories. Sometimes we need comfort reads, reads which can make us happy without us giving much effort. Like having ice-cream, where you can just scoop it and plop it in your mouth without much speculation.These two books published by Hachette India makes its place as a collection of stories that every reader (occasional or avid) will love to keep close.Don't you see why children fiction has been tested upon by prolific short story writers of all time? Be it Chekov, Tagore, Maugham, RK Narayan, Lewis Caroll, Jules Verne, O Henry and many more---they've all given us books that feel like a fluffy blanket on a rainy evening.In '100 stories for young children' we see a major inclusion of folktales and fables, from the epics like Ramayana, even from Jataka Tales, Kathasaritsagara, Panchatantra. These are accompanied by stories written by Enid Blyton, RK Narayan, Sukhmar Ray-- just to name a few. I could understand the efficiency and the intelligence behind the selection of these stories. Young minds cannot help but be ignited by such characters and lessons, and their imagination will get a new boost.'50 stories for older children' is directed more towards teenage, and here you will find many stories which are included in school syllabuses. In here, the stories speak of a wide cast of topics and varieties, they focus on unconventional turn of events and talk about characters which leave an impact. For an avid reader, these are classic stories for young readers. These stories have made history, and have influenced countless minds.