Baby's First Diwali (Baby's First Holidays)
Celebrate Diwali with this delightful baby board book teaching little ones all about the popular festival of light. Bold, brightly colored pictures, and short and snappy text is a fantastic way to discover Diwali together in this delightful book! From the shining diya lamps that gave the festival its name, to colorful Rangoli sand decorations and sweet treats, Baby’s First Diwali features all the familiar favourites associated with India’s biggest and brightest holiday. This board book is perf...
World Religions is a series that introduces pupils at Key Stages 2 to 3 to the major religions practised in the world today. This book gives a picture of what it means to be a Hindu today, in India and in the West.'
Hinduism is the oldest religion in the world. No single person founded it. But over the centuries many religious thinkers developed the Hindu way of life. Hindus believe that Krishna is the Supreme Being, who lived on earth as a man to save people from evil. This book tells you all about Krishna, who he was, how he grew up and what he did. It explains his teaching, how it is written down in Hindu sacred texts, and how Hindus worship Krishna as a god of love. Four stories retell key moments in hi...
It is believed that Krishna lived in India about 5000 years ago, but the stories about his life and teaching continue to have a lasting influence on the World today. This book tells you all about Krishna and explains his teaching. It examines the sacred texts of Hinduism and how Krishna is worshipped as a god of love. And it explores the major sacred places and festivals associated with Krishna. This differentiated (simplified) text edition of GREAT RELIGIOUS LEADERS: KRISHNA AND HINDUISM consid...
The Facts About Religions: The Facts About Hinduism (DT) (The Facts About Religion)
by Alison Cooper
"Facts About Hinduism" explores the basic facts of the Hindu faith through a series of direct questions such as How did Hinduism begin? What do Hindus believe? and Is storytelling important to Hindus?. It was previously published by Hodder Wayland as "What Do We Know About Hinduism?". This simplified and updated edition provides a factual insight into the Hindu faith and it's history, practices and beliefs.
Hinduism (QED World of Faiths) (Religions Around the World)
by Anita Ganeri
Part of the 'World of Faiths' series, this book looks at Hinduism. It features its key beliefs, how it is practised around the world, religious buildings and places, key figures and leaders, and festivals and traditions.
The Mr Men and Little Miss are celebrating Diwali! The five-day festival of lights is celebrated by millions of people across the world and the Mr Men and Little Miss can't wait to join in. They're busy cleaning their homes, creating Rangolis, lighting lamps and enjoying all the festivities, including large feasts that Mr Greedy is particularly looking forward to. It’s going to be a busy five days of light and laughter! Mr Men and Little Miss Celebrati...
Perfect for play and display, ABCs for Little Yogis flash cards feature colorful illustrations and educational verses that make it fun and exciting for children to learn the alphabet while celebrating bhakti yoga traditions. Filled with colorful illustrations of key Hindu gods, goddesses, and traditions, ABCs for Little Yogis helps children learn important bhakti yoga wisdom—and their ABCs—in no time. Each card is made of high-quality laminated cardstock making the deck durable enough for child...
Discover the celebration of Diwali with this bright, interactive lift-the-flap book. Lift the flaps to reveal the rangoli pattern, look inside the temple and light the diyas!Featuring simple text, gorgeous illustrations and satisfying lift-the-flaps, this book explores common Diwali traditions and helps young children understand the importance of this special holiday.The First Festivals series invites children to explore the world's culture from the comfort of their home, encourages the developm...
An introduction to the main Hindu festivals as they occur through the year.
Learn about the diverse and vibrant festivals that are celebrated around the world. This series encourages children to consider religious beliefs and cultural practices via easy to read text and informative, full color images.
A simplified and accessible text of the World Beliefs and Cultures series. Contains extracts from sacred texts and quotes from religious figures. Highlights the symbols and customs of each faith
For five days every fall, India shines especially bright. The occasion is Diwali, the country s Festival of Lights. Clay lamps, fireworks and sparklers, and colorful rangoli sand art all add visual brilliance. The Diwali celebration will come alive in this early elementary read.