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you_know_wh0's review against another edition
5.0
The book proved to be a delightful experience for young readers, owing to its simple language and entertaining storytelling.
thebrewedbooks's review against another edition
4.0
To start with, this book is great for kids and adults alike. The english is super easy to read and one can grasp the books content in no time.
My favourite stories from the book are, When yama called, Kavery and the thief, Silk route, and The story of paan.
This was my first Sudha Murty book and I am definitely up for reading more of here writing.
My favourite stories from the book are, When yama called, Kavery and the thief, Silk route, and The story of paan.
This was my first Sudha Murty book and I am definitely up for reading more of here writing.
abhishreshtha's review
4.0
A Heartwarming Journey into Childhood: Grandma's Bag of Stories by Sudha Murthy
Rating: ★★★★☆
Sudha Murthy's "Grandma's Bag of Stories" is a delightful collection of heartwarming tales that transport readers into the magical world of childhood, where simplicity, wisdom, and wonder abound. This book is a testament to Sudha Murthy's exceptional storytelling prowess, as she weaves together stories that captivate both young and old alike.
The book centers around a group of children who eagerly await their grandmother's visits, knowing that she brings with her a bag full of enchanting stories. Each story carries a unique message and imparts valuable life lessons, making them not only entertaining but also educational. Sudha Murthy masterfully infuses Indian cultural elements into her narratives, offering readers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of India's traditions and values.
One of the strengths of this collection is its relatability. The characters and situations in the stories are easily relatable to readers of all ages, evoking nostalgia for one's own childhood and the simple joys of listening to stories from loved ones. Sudha Murthy's writing style is accessible and engaging, making it an ideal choice for children transitioning from picture books to chapter books.
What truly sets "Grandma's Bag of Stories" apart is the wisdom and moral lessons embedded in each tale. From the importance of honesty to the value of compassion and the significance of hard work, these stories gently guide young readers in understanding fundamental life principles. Sudha Murthy's storytelling not only entertains but also educates, fostering moral and ethical development in young minds.
The book's illustrations, done by Priya Kurian, complement the stories beautifully, adding a visual dimension to the tales that enhance the overall reading experience. The combination of well-crafted narratives and charming illustrations creates a vivid and immersive world that readers will be eager to revisit.
However, the only slight drawback is that some of the stories may feel a tad predictable to adult readers, as they follow a conventional storytelling pattern. Nevertheless, this is a minor quibble, given that the primary audience for the book is children who are likely to be enchanted by these tales.
In conclusion, "Grandma's Bag of Stories" by Sudha Murthy is a heartwarming journey into the world of childhood innocence and wisdom. Sudha Murthy's storytelling, infused with Indian culture and values, offers a treasure trove of life lessons for young readers. With its relatable characters, moral depth, and captivating illustrations, this book is a must-read for children and a delightful choice for family storytime. Sudha Murthy's timeless tales remind us all of the enduring power of storytelling to connect generations and nurture the bonds of love within a family.
Rating: ★★★★☆
Sudha Murthy's "Grandma's Bag of Stories" is a delightful collection of heartwarming tales that transport readers into the magical world of childhood, where simplicity, wisdom, and wonder abound. This book is a testament to Sudha Murthy's exceptional storytelling prowess, as she weaves together stories that captivate both young and old alike.
The book centers around a group of children who eagerly await their grandmother's visits, knowing that she brings with her a bag full of enchanting stories. Each story carries a unique message and imparts valuable life lessons, making them not only entertaining but also educational. Sudha Murthy masterfully infuses Indian cultural elements into her narratives, offering readers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of India's traditions and values.
One of the strengths of this collection is its relatability. The characters and situations in the stories are easily relatable to readers of all ages, evoking nostalgia for one's own childhood and the simple joys of listening to stories from loved ones. Sudha Murthy's writing style is accessible and engaging, making it an ideal choice for children transitioning from picture books to chapter books.
What truly sets "Grandma's Bag of Stories" apart is the wisdom and moral lessons embedded in each tale. From the importance of honesty to the value of compassion and the significance of hard work, these stories gently guide young readers in understanding fundamental life principles. Sudha Murthy's storytelling not only entertains but also educates, fostering moral and ethical development in young minds.
The book's illustrations, done by Priya Kurian, complement the stories beautifully, adding a visual dimension to the tales that enhance the overall reading experience. The combination of well-crafted narratives and charming illustrations creates a vivid and immersive world that readers will be eager to revisit.
However, the only slight drawback is that some of the stories may feel a tad predictable to adult readers, as they follow a conventional storytelling pattern. Nevertheless, this is a minor quibble, given that the primary audience for the book is children who are likely to be enchanted by these tales.
In conclusion, "Grandma's Bag of Stories" by Sudha Murthy is a heartwarming journey into the world of childhood innocence and wisdom. Sudha Murthy's storytelling, infused with Indian culture and values, offers a treasure trove of life lessons for young readers. With its relatable characters, moral depth, and captivating illustrations, this book is a must-read for children and a delightful choice for family storytime. Sudha Murthy's timeless tales remind us all of the enduring power of storytelling to connect generations and nurture the bonds of love within a family.
sreehari's review against another edition
3.0
Some good tales from a sweet loving Grandma of Sudha Murthy. All the stories contain moral lessons. Pick it up if you want to hear old cliche stories without any logic and all.
kirtibang's review against another edition
adventurous
funny
hopeful
informative
lighthearted
relaxing
slow-paced
3.0
eramhussain's review
4.0
“We should always have some aim in life which we must try to achieve while being of help to others.”
This is a collection of short stories from a grandmother to her grandchildren over summer holidays. They are in a very simple language and each have a moral in the end. Ajji narrates all the stories in a engaging way and you would also like to hear more stories just like her grandchildren.
This is a collection of short stories from a grandmother to her grandchildren over summer holidays. They are in a very simple language and each have a moral in the end. Ajji narrates all the stories in a engaging way and you would also like to hear more stories just like her grandchildren.
imakshayl's review against another edition
4.0
▪︎Quick and Easy Read
▪︎Engaging Short Stories
My Favorite Short Stories From These are 'Kavery and the Thief' , ‘Doctor, Doctor’ , 'A Treasure for Ramu', The Enchanted Scorpions, & How the Seasons Got Their Share. (Rating 4/5)
▪︎Engaging Short Stories
My Favorite Short Stories From These are 'Kavery and the Thief' , ‘Doctor, Doctor’ , 'A Treasure for Ramu', The Enchanted Scorpions, & How the Seasons Got Their Share. (Rating 4/5)
brooding_witch's review against another edition
5.0
I has an expectionally stong emotional attachment to this book , it was my first one and read it when I was just 6 !!my favourite story in it is Kavery and the thief:)