Little Pantheons
Hindu Gods
Hindu Gods
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Discover the rich and vibrant world of Hindu mythology in this beautifully illustrated book, perfect for children aged 4 to 10.
Hindu Gods introduces young readers to important deities from the Hindu pantheon, including the mighty Vishnu, powerful Shiva, the goddess Lakshmi, elephant-headed Ganesha and many more. With vibrant original illustrations and clear easy to understand descriptions, this book makes Hindu mythology engaging and accessible for young readers.
Why families and teachers love Little Pantheons:
- Supports learning about world cultures, religions and ancient civilisations
- Stunning artwork that captures the beauty and power of the gods
- Perfect for bedtime stories, homeschooling and classroom use
- Builds curiosity, respect and cultural awareness
- Ideal for children who love stories of heroes, festivals and religious learning.
Join the many families exploring mythology with the Little Pantheons series.
Product Information
Dimensions: 21.59 x 0.25 x 21.59 cm
Weight: 136g
Pages: 41
Language: English
ISBN-13: 979-8293221189
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Author: Ameya Nagarajan
Ameya is an author, editor and podcaster based in India. She is currently the Managing Editor of Global Voices. An expert on Hindu mythology, Puffin Books have published her work previously.
This is an awesome and very different addition to the collection. Given that Hinduism is still practiced as a religion, the pantheon is treated respectfully and Ameya Nagarajan is clearly very knowledgeable! I would strongly recommend this book for 5-10 year olds who are interested in learning about the Hindu Gods.
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This is an awesome and very different addition to the collection. Given that Hinduism is still practiced as a religion, the pantheon is treated respectfully and Ameya Nagarajan is clearly very knowledgeable! I would strongly recommend this book for 5-10 year olds who are interested in learning about the Hindu Gods.