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Folk Tales of India

Explore Indian folk and literary stories by region, storyteller or named work. The collection names help you choose a voice and keep its identity, whether you came for a familiar tale or something your family has not read before.

Published: 0 · In catalogue: 235

Tenali Raman and the cat

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Folk Tales of India

Explore Indian folk and literary stories by region, storyteller or named work. The collection names help you choose a voice and keep its identity, whether you came for a familiar tale or something your family has not read before.

Series
21
Books
235
Published
0

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Series · 21

Matching stories: 235

  1. Birbal Shortens the Line
    Birbal Shortens the Line

    Draw a shorter line without touching it.

    From the original text · Oral tradition

    Ages 4-6+
    from$1.99
  2. Nasruddin Looks for His Key
    Nasruddin Looks for His Key

    Under the streetlight, where it is brighter.

    From the original text · Oral tradition

    Ages 4-6+
    from$1.99
  3. The Tree and the Vampire
    The Tree and the Vampire

    How King Vikram came to carry Betal.

    From the original text · Vetala Panchavimshati (Baital Pachisi)

    Ages 7-12+
    from$1.99

Reading this collection together

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Choose one published tale and preview it for the listener’s age. Folk and literary collections can contain difficult themes; a playful title is not an age rating.
What to notice
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A question to share
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