Lord Shiva may be known as the god of destruction, but let’s just say fatherhood has tamed his ways. This semi-fictional story takes a tender look between father and son, Shiva and Ganesh, as sibling rivalry takes a toll on Ganesh.

Inspire your little global citizens with this mythological story of how Ganesh broke his tusk, as it comes to life in an imaginative “”whodunit”” fashion. 

You may know Durga Devi as the goddess of power but do you know why? aken from the pages of Hindu theology, this book draws inspiration from one of the most popular stories about Durga.

• The moral of the story promotes working together
• Provides parents and educators a unique option for celebrating Navratri, Durga Puja, and other related Hindu holidays
• Diversifies your bookshelf and educates your little global citizen

Each Hindu God and Goddess has a vahana, an animal that serves as a vehicle. So how exactly did Laxmi Devi select hers, Uluka, the owl? Well, since we can’t say with certainty, we turned to our imagination.