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The Paint Stick Book

13 incomplete line drawings of various stories of Shrinathji are given in this book.Children have to paste stickers in these drawings and then color them in order to complete each story. This book will surely keep your child busy with Shrinathji’s stories.

THE SENIOR BOOK OF WHY

36 questions relating to Vaishnav customs and traditions which might occur in the child’s mind are answered in this colorful book. ‘Why do we take off the footwear in a temple’, ‘Why do we say Jay Shri Krishna’ and other such questions are answered in this book.

THE SEVEN SONS OF SHRI GUSAINJI

This book has short, biographical sketches of Gusainji’s seven sons. Children would get to know various historical facts about Gusainji and His family. Various colorful pictures increase the child’s understanding of the divine family.

THE STICKER BOOK

Your child would love to complete various pictures of Shrinathji, Mahaprabhuji and Girirajji by pasting stickers on them.

The Story of Gusainji

This book narrates the entire life of Shri Gusainji. As there are no pictures in this book, it provides a serious read for young teenagers.

The story of Mahaprabhuji

This page book narrates the entire life of Shri Mahaprabhuji. As there are no pictures in this book, it provides a serious read for young teenagers.

THE TEMPLE

As the parents of Krish and Keya take them to the Haveli in the town,they are attracted by the various people,activities and things of the Haveli.

THE TEMPLE AT MY HOME

There is a small temple in every Vaishnav’s house and Seva generally is done by elders in that temple. Krish and Keya, the Vaishnav brother and sister get to know more about that temple and are attracted by it. The sights, sounds and smell of the temple@home leave them impressed and spell-bound. The aim of this board book is to make every child respect the temple in their homes.

THREE LETTER WORD PUZZLE

This game has 24 puzzle cards. Each card has a letter written on it. Putting these cards together will make simple 3-letter-words like EYE, RUN or SAD. The child has to arrange these cards. Flipping these cards makes another set of 3-letter-words.