Buddhist stories for kids : Jataka tales of kindness, friendship, and forgiveness

Burges, Laura. (Author). Zohra, Sonali. (Added Author).

Summary: The Buddha was a wonderful teacher who was born long ago. He helped people learn how to find peace within themselves and be kinder to one another. The Buddha told stories about the lifetimes when he was born as animals before he became a human being. These are called Jataka Tales or "birth stories." Whether he was born as a buffalo, as a monkey, as a lion or as a wild dog, he demonstrated how to selflessly help others and take to heart the importance of karma. These classic fables communicate the core teachings of the Buddha in a relatable way for children.

Record details

ISBN: 1611809304
ISBN: 9781611809305
Physical Description: print
v, 69 pages : colour illustrations ; 25 cm
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Boulder, Colorado : Bala Kids, [2022]
Copyright: ©2022

Content descriptions

Formatted Contents Note:	The Monkeys in the Bodhi Tree -- The Queen of the Dogs and the Neem Trees -- The Forest Owlet Saves the Mahogany Trees -- The Secret of the Palash Tree -- The Parrot and the Fig Tree -- The Lion King and the Coconut Tree -- The Chinkara and the Strange Tree -- The Mischievous Monkey in the Banyan Tree -- The Wise Woman of the Forest -- The Monkey King and the Mango Tree.
Target Audience Note:	Ages 4-8.
Immediate Source of Acquisition Note:	LSC 24.95