Coloring book, ages 4 to 8
For Kids Ages 4-8: 40 Big and Easy Rangoli, Diya, Kite and Lantern Pages with the Story of Rama and Sita
Diyas, rangoli, kites and lanterns, with the story of Rama and Sita.
Children aged 4 to 8, and every family that wants the festival to feel as bright at the kitchen table as it does outside. It suits families who celebrate Diwali every year, children learning about it at school, and grandparents who want to share the story with grandchildren who live far away.
The title page shows Rama and Sita riding home in their chariot to a lit-up Ayodhya, and the next page tells the story of Diwali simply for young children: Rama, Sita, Hanuman and the lamps of Ayodhya. After that come 40 pictures of the festival and the story. If your child asks why we light the lamps, here is the story told for children.
After the story of Rama and Sita, these 40 pictures, each with its name printed underneath:
Diwali books for young children include short festival stories and coloring collections featuring lamps, rangoli and festive symbols. This one puts the two together. The story of Rama and Sita comes first, told simply for young children, then 40 pictures to color, from diyas and kites to Hanuman flying and Sita in the garden. Each picture has its own sheet with a blank back, so a finished picture can be cut out without losing another. That, with six opening pages including the story, is why the book runs to 86 pages.
Yes. The title page shows Rama and Sita riding home to Ayodhya, and the story follows on one page, told for young children. The 40 pictures that follow show the festival and the story: diyas, rangoli, kites, lanterns and sweets, Sita in the garden, Hanuman flying, Welcome Home and a city lit up for Diwali.
Ages 4 to 8. The pictures are big and simple, made for small hands.
It is for anyone who celebrates Diwali or wants to learn about it. The pictures show the festival as families enjoy it at home: lamps, sweets, gifts, rangoli and fireworks.
8.5 x 11 inches, 86 pages in all, printed on white paper with a glossy cover.
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