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VAISHNAV PUZZLES AND MAZES

The pages of this book are filled with various puzzles. They learn to see the clock by examples of Mangala Darshan or Rajbhog Darshan, solve various arithmatic sums citing examples of Vaishnav things or learn to count Jalebis or Laddoos. A book which would increase your child’s arithmatic skills.

VAISHNAV SNAKES AND LADDERS

Based on a 200 year old game created by famous poet Dayarambhai, this conventional Snakes and Ladders game is sure to enthrall your child.Each square has a good or bad quality written in it.Good qualities have ladders while bad ones have snakes which bring you down

VAISHNAV SNAKES AND LADDERS

Based on a 200 year old game created by famous poet Dayarambhai, this conventional Snakes and Ladders game is sure to enthrall your child. Each square has a good or bad quality written in it. Good qualities have ladders while bad ones have snakes which bring you down.

VAISHNAV WORD SEARCH BOOK

This 26 page activity book is sure to keep your child busy. Each page has a religion based Word Search with topics like ‘Different names of Krishna’,’Festivals of a Vaishnav’,’Names of Ashtsakha’.

WE ARE VAISHNAVS

In this book, six Vaishnav children from six different countries give their views about their faith. Find out about their Havelis, their Seva, how they celebrate festivals, etc.

WHAT I LEARNT FROM MY PARENTS

This B5 sized book is a compilation of feelings of 6 children regarding their parents. The children, living in 6 different countries of the world answer the 13 common questions asked by Jeje. Reading this book will surely increase the love and respect children have for their parents.

WRITING NUMBERS

A book which helps children write numbers (from 1 to 20) using Vaishnav analogy. For example, the page with number 1 has a single picture of Shrinathji on it while the page with number 3 has Shrinathji, Mahaprabhuji and Yamunaji on it.

Yamunashtakam Handalwali book

A book with a ‘handle’ which your child would love to grasp. The pages of this book have the Yamunashtak written in bold and large letters. The QR code given at the back of this book plays ‘Namaami Yamunamaham…’ on a device so the child can listen to the all-important Paath as well.