Panchatantra Story (20x30/16): Moral Stories for Children

Panchatantra is perhaps the oldest compilation of moral stories, and even today it is as popular as in olden days. It is believed that Panchatantra was written by a great Hindi Pandit, Vishnu Sharma in 2000 B.C. Panchatantra means five theories. This is a moral science which teaches us to follow the path of morality in life. The stories of Panchatantra prove to be useful is modern, materialistic, individual, and tensed life and they guide young readers to get sucess understanding the nature of human beings. Salient Features 1. Simple and lucid language 2. Each story with a moral 3. Word meanings for vocabulary-building 4. Practice exercises for knowing a topic and situation Panchatantra is available in precise form for children. In fact, the stories of Panchatantra are very useful and practical for elders. This book is very useful and readable for students and people of all classes. Contents: 1. A Foolish Friend 2. Little Mice and Big Elephants 3. The Rabbit and the Lion 4. Shandili and the Sesame Seeds 5. The Ass with No Brains 6. The Bird Pair and The Sea 7. The Bird with Golden Droppings 8. The Blue Jackal 9. The Brahmins Dream 10. The Brahmins Gift 11. The Camel, the Jackal, and the Crow 12. The Cat, the Partridge, and the Hare 13. The Fishes and the Frog 14. The Foolish Donkey 15. The Foolish Brahmin and the Robber