Celebrate Lord Ganesha's Birthday with Us!

Pradip Parghi: Very good book

Australia on Sep 19, 2023

kishan: The story is ok. Introduces Ganesh in simply way so it works I suppose, but could have been better.

Canada on Aug 15, 2023

Nilima MohiteNilima Mohite: The simple story line. The clear explanation of the stories without giving it a religious color. The words and language is perfect for children.
The other factors about the festival are also highlighted. I liked how Lal Baugh cha Raja is introduced. As it is an important part of Ganesh Festival in Mumbai.

The illustrations are lovely. In this book too, my daughter was hunting for Chintu in each page. It was fun spotting him :)

Subtle integration of gender neutral concepts like Grandmother getting the idol home and Grandfather decorating and getting the house ready for Ganpati.
I liked the Info recap, Pronunciation guide, Info zoom.

Culturegroove books are non-religious books and written for Global audience. I found them perfect for kids to read by themselves or to be read to. They perfectly follow their Motto.
The motto of Cuture Groove Kids: Raise Multicultural kids. Connect kids to their Roots.

India on Aug 31, 2020

Jay: I purchased these books for my 6 & 4 yrs old who loves to read and learn about Indian culture. They already know stories of Krishna and Ganesha but these books are very interactive and fun and easy way to teach kids. I must say that I am happy with my purchase and I highly recommend it.

United States on Aug 11, 2020

Mariya Georgieva: We loved this book so much, the story is beautiful and engaging and my daughter learned so many inetersting things about India. Highly recommend!

United Kingdom on Aug 01, 2020

PT: This is the story of one of the best known and most worshipped deities in Hinduism. The book is an educational picture book for young Hindu faith children, a study of culture for others. Well written with nice illustrations.

United States on Jul 10, 2019

Books2read: A series of books, where children from Chicago, Maya and Neel, introduce readers to holidays and celebration from India. Let's Celebrate Ganesha's Birthday balances in an excellent way history, traditions, customs and all aspects of this holiday. You'll want to travel with them next time ... or search for another book from this series, or enjoy their YouTube channel!

United States on Jun 28, 2019

Trias: Great book to learn about Indian culture. The illustrations are very colorful and full of energy. Even I learned something from this book.

Germany on Jun 27, 2019

Deepak: My children absolutely love this series, so the New book didn’t disappoint us either. This is a great addition to our Multicultural book collection. My children always loved the Ganesh Chaturthi festival and had celebrated the festival several times but the book describes beautifully how the celebration takes place in Mumbai India. They got to know about the proper tradition through this book. Also they are very much interested in Lezim dance now, I am very happy that after reading these diverse books their interest in Indian culture and festivals is growing. Books like Maya and Neel adventure series will definitely help them taking pride in their own culture. So we are excitedly waiting for the next book.

United States on Apr 28, 2019

Aartee Badianib: We absolutely love this series and this one is just as great as the other adventures. We love how the festival itself is described through the eyes of Maya and Neel but they also have Info Zooms which go into more detail depending on the age/attention span of your child. There were also a few details included such as the type of dance and instruments that are used for Ganesh Utsav. It’s been awesome to have these books as tools to help my boys learn more about their culture!

United States on Apr 26, 2019