Writing the Hindi Alphabet Practice Workbook: Trace and Write Hindi Letters

I really appreciated that the book was packaged with cardboard to keep it from bending. Thank you so much for the special care for my purchase!

Great product no issues. Would purchase again!

If you need a supplement for extra practice for your child then it might be okay. As an adult Learner there isn't much to the book. Letters are just printed not much guide to anything else. Other books give info on sounds and differences between print n handwriting. Not using the product except to practice words in my other books. Don't recommend.

Very useful.

Easy to understand

The book is precise. It teaches you the Hindi alphabets as Vowel and Consonants, which frankly I never paid attention to as a child when I learned. However, in conjunction with the English alphabet, that makes absolute sense.The writing portion lets the person practice writing each alphabet once, and then starts again which is also good.Only con is that it leaves out a few of the rarely used consonants, which again I can see would expedite learning as they are literally never used as the beginning of a word, however...call me sentimental... I missed them a bit...I use this book most happily for learning though!

Has all Hindi albhabets ...pictures not there .

No pen strokes. She gives the letters but doesn't bother to identify said letters. On of the na sounds has a circle instead of a hook, so I didn't think it was na until significant research. There is another ah sound in print that looks like a sun. I'm familiar with what I call the easy letters like la, pa, ya, ma, etc were difficult to identify and I've always been able to identify them in other books. So I'd say this is a no on buying it you don't already fluently know all the letters and how they appear in this book than a hard pass. Also I sound and ha sound look similar to me but I can't make a comparison because of the above unrecognizable letters. Also, easy ta, that looks sort of T like, sort of backwards lower case h is unidentifiable to my eyes.