Many traditions. Room to understand.
Explore Hindu, Sikh, Jain and Buddhist stories, alongside tales for everyone. Each reading path keeps its own names, sources and context, with room for family questions and reflection.
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Hindu
635 stories
Explore Hindu stories through their source works and named collections. Choose a book to see its age editions, languages and availability.
50 published stories
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Sikh
4 stories
Explore Sikh stories through their source works and named collections. Choose a book to see its age editions, languages and availability.
Books in preparation
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Jain
1 story
Explore Jain stories through their source works and named collections. Choose a book to see its age editions, languages and availability.
Books in preparation
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Buddhist
0 stories
Explore Buddhist stories through their source works and named collections. Choose a book to see its age editions, languages and availability.
Books in preparation
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For everyone
1 story
Explore For everyone stories through their source works and named collections. Choose a book to see its age editions, languages and availability.
Books in preparation
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Make space for the story’s own context
Read within the faith or tradition named by the source. Similar themes can start a conversation without making different accounts interchangeable. Preview the selected edition and invite questions without assuming what a child believes.
Before you begin
Which edition should I choose for my child?
Open a book and check its age edition before reading. The five bands are 0–3, 4–6, 7–12, 13–17 and 18+. A listing here does not mean every edition is ready. For a child under seven, choose an available younger adaptation and preview it together.
Can we read in Hindi or listen together?
Each book page shows its available languages, reading previews and listening options. English and Hindi are the first reading languages; audio and illustrations may still be in preparation for a particular edition.