Tales of Durga: Tales of the Mother Goddess (Amar Chitra Katha) [Paperback] [Jul 01, 2008] Anant Pai

It’s been a long time since I read Hindu mythology. Thanks for keeping the tradition alive and Durga may bless you.

This book has set of 4 or 5 stories revolving around Maatha/Amma/Durga. How each form was created, what is the purpose and what was the result are all illustrated beautifully. Great buy for anyone who wants to learn more about 'Durga maatha'

Dependable

Lovely stories!

I loved this little book and the empowering message it portrays: women are strong, fierce, and powerful. In fact, that is what makes Hinduism so unique among world religions: it is an ancient tradition that worships and reveres the Divine Feminine, in this case in the form of the Goddess Durga. I plan on gifting this beautiful book to my nieces (and nephews). 5 stars!

My impression was that i was buying a new book but this was used in very poor shape. A bit embarrassing to be giving as a gift). Otherwise it is a very slim (12 pages maybe?) comic book

its just one tiny book. All stories are quite violent- killing demons. There tons of just simple stories in mythology as well I wonder why those are never published!

Pretty small book for the price. Story and pictures are great as expected from Amar Chitra Katha

Good for children of small age.

This book is very thin probably 12 pages. Highly Priced. I originally bought Mahabharat by Ananta Panti and was impressed. Comparing this book to that its no where near it.

Nice read comprising of three stories of the Almighty Goddess... Good Spiritual learning everyone should read it as per my view.

Brings back childhood memories. Always a fan of the amazing art and best storytelling. Looking forward to reading all the ones.

It is a good book. I like Amar chitra katha books 📚. I have read many books of Amar chitra katha like the book KARTIKEY