Amma Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons! (Part 2 in the Krishna Trilogy) by Bhakti Mathur

by Bhakti Mathur

Excellent Book

Mass Market Paperback

Reviews

[Bhavi Nagda · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Amma, Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons!" is a delightful and engaging retelling of the thrilling tales of Krishna's childhood battles against formidable demons. The book masterfully blends entertainment with spiritual significance, highlighting Krishna's divine purpose and message of hope. The simple yet captivating language makes it perfect for children, while the vibrant illustrations bring the stories to life.

What sets this book apart is its ability to connect children to their cultural heritage and the significance of traditional festivals. The stories are not just entertaining but also educational, teaching valuable lessons about courage, righteousness, and the triumph of good over evil.

The book's strength lies in its ability to make readers feel part of a rich tradition, fostering a sense of belonging and curiosity about their roots. The author's storytelling skills and the illustrator's creativity come together to create an immersive experience that will captivate young readers. Overall, "Amma, Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons!" is a wonderful addition to children's literature, offering a perfect blend of fun, education, and cultural enrichment. It's a must-read for kids and parents looking to share the magic of mythology together.

[Annie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Title:- Amma Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons: Part 2 in the Krishna Trilogy
Author:- Bhakti Mathur
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Book Review 📚:-

Bhakti Mathur’s “Amma Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons” is the second book of the Krishna Trilogy. This book is a epitome of why Krishna is referred to as the heroic lord despite being young. The book describes about how Lord Krishna fought against the evil demons sent by his maternal Uncle Kansa and how he defeats each of them by his mischief, bravery and heroics.

The book talks about how Lord Krishna defeated Bakasura, Putana and many other demons. It also refers to how mischievous Lord Krishna was during his childhood and how he showed the whole world inside his mouth. The stories are narrated to Kiki and Klaka by Amma who introduce the heroics of Lord Krishna into their life.

The book is a good read to know about the spiritual, mythological stories of Lord Krishna. It is a nice book to introduce spirituality into kids at a young age. The vibrant pages and the illustrations and the glossy pages makes the book catchy amongst the young readers. A nice and interesting book read for kids for sure.

[Sumit RK · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Amma Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons!' is a delightful children's book narrating the stories from Lord Krishna's childhood and part of the "Amma Tell Me “series and also the second book in the Krishna series. The series introduces kids to important Hindu festivals and Hindu deities.

This book narrates the stories from Shri Krishna's childhoid. The book particularly recounts an infant Krishna's battles against fearsome demons like Putana, Trinavarta, Vatasura and Bakasura. The book combines engrossing storytelling with some beautiful artwork in a manner that every story and every character will remain etched in your memory forever.

The stories are narrated in a simple yet an engaging manner and the vivid illustrations will surely appeal to the younger readers. The idea of reading short bedtime stories to children revolving around Indian culture is indeed excellent and will serve as a perfect introduction for children to the rich Indian culture.

Overall, '"Amma Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons!' is an amazing read, which not just kids but readers of all ages will enjoy.

[Akanksha Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the second part of Krishna triology written by Bhakti Mathur, the marvelous storyteller artist.
Her power to narrate is more than just an oral story but a visionary truth depicting through her words.
This book blends the truths where Krishna bhagavan fought different demons like bakasura sent by Kansa, the maternal uncle to Krishna.

My entire childhood went watching Krishna stories and while reading this book I reimagined everything.
This is a good book for kids, for children and will help them empower the powers and strengths within from the stories of little krishna, children will get to learn about the mythology and become religiously human.

Happy reading!

[Shubhra Gupta · Rating 5 out of 5]

So this is the second book in the little Krishna trilogy and honestly it felt so nostalgic reading it because these are the exact stories we have heard growing up but here they are written in such a simple way that even kids today can connect. The book talks about how Kansa kept sending demons one after another to finish Krishna and how as a baby itself he fought them all Putana, Trinavarta, Vatasura and Bakasura. I liked how the story is told through Amma’s voice because it really feels like someone is telling the story right next to me, like a bedtime story vibe. The writing is simple and easy. It has that rhythm which kids would enjoy but even as an adult I found myself reading along with a smile. The illustrations are so vibrant I actually imagined the scenes happening in front of me, it adds so much charm. What I personally enjoyed is that it’s not just fight after fight there are small moments of Krishna’s mischiefs which make him so lovable. It’s a book that works both as a fun read for children and a sweet reminder for adults of stories we grew up listening to.