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Yudhishthira and the DogComing soon
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Yudhishthira and the Dog
On the very last step of the very last journey, he would not go in without his friend.
From the original text · Mahabharata
Ages 4-6+
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Draupadi's Kitchen
The never-empty vessel: a shared plate always has one more bite.
From the original text · Mahabharata
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Peace Before War
Krishna goes to ask for five villages. For ages 3–5 the story stops here.
From the original text · Mahabharata
Ages 4-6+🪈
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Nala and DamayantiComing soon
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Nala and Damayanti
A king who lost everything to a game of dice, and a queen who never stopped looking for him.
From the original text · Mahabharata
Ages 4-6+
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The Mango of Truth
A mango that only rises when everyone tells the truth.
From the original text · Mahabharata
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Uttanka and the EarringsComing soon
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Uttanka and the Earrings
A student's errand for his teacher's wife turns into the longest, strangest journey.
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