Suno KathaBook 2: Suhridbheda
Explore included booksReference translation: Charles Wilkins (1787); Edwin Arnold, The Book of Good Counsels (1861)
The Suno Katha edition is a retelling, distinct from the original source. Ancient works may carry traditional attribution.
Hitopadesha
Book 2: Suhridbheda brings together 10 books in one digital series. Explore the individual stories, their characters and themes below. A series purchase includes every listed book as it is released, with available narration. Reading ages, translations and audio readiness are specific to each book; previews and titles in preparation are labelled separately.
How to lose a friend Book 2: Suhridbheda brings together 10 books in one digital series. Explore the individual stories, their characters and themes below. A series purchase includes every listed book as it is released, with available narration. Reading ages, translations and audio readiness are specific to each book; previews and titles in preparation are labelled separately.
These are themes recorded for the included books. Explore each edition for its own learning and discussion questions; the series does not have one shared moral.
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Hitopadesha
Narayana; 4 books, 42 fables (Wilkins numbering)
Reference translation: Charles Wilkins (1787); Edwin Arnold, The Book of Good Counsels (1861)
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