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Panchatantra
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Published: 0 · In catalogue: 87
The complete collection
Panchatantra
Choose Panchatantra reading by one of its five book collections, then by an individual tale. For a family session, one story and a conversation about its choices are enough; there is no need to complete a whole collection at once.
- Series
- 5
- Books
- 87
- Published
- 0
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Explore all included series ↓Panchatantra · Five series parts
The Loss of Friends
Series 1 · The Loss of Friends
Suno Katha
34 stories
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The Winning of Friends
Series 2 · The Winning of Friends
Suno Katha
10 stories
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Crows and Owls
Series 3 · Crows and Owls
Suno Katha
18 stories
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Loss of Gains
Series 4 · Loss of Gains
Suno Katha
13 stories
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Ill-Considered Action
Series 5 · Ill-Considered Action
Suno Katha
12 stories
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- Start with one episode
- Check whether the tale is published and read its age preview. An animal on the cover does not by itself make a tale suitable for a toddler.
- What to notice
- Let the events lead the discussion. Avoid turning an animal’s behaviour into a label for a child or insisting on one memorised moral.
- A question to share
- What did the character know before making that choice? Read the relevant moment again before deciding what you think.