The Story Of Ram & His Friend

Enter a captivating retelling of The Story Of Ram & His Friend, a fresh take on the Ramayan that follows Ram through his forest exile, seen through the eyes of the animals and demons who inhabit this vivid landscape. A modern, family-friendly adventure that blends myth, nature, and friendship, it’s perfect for readers of all ages who love wonder, courage, and timeless myths. This edition presents the classic epic in a warm, accessible voice that draws from Valmiki, Tulsidas, and other cherished sources. In this reimagining, The Story Of Ram & His Friend weaves those threads into a narrative that is both faithful to the tradition and inviting to new readers. The story is crafted with rich, graphic descriptions of forests, creatures, and characters that leap off the page, inviting kids to linger on every detail. Sujasha Dasgupta’s luminous illustrations heighten mood and atmosphere, turning each page into a visual celebration that complements the storytelling and makes the journey feel vivid and immediate. Whether read aloud with family or enjoyed solo, the pacing invites imagination, discussion, and reflection on courage, loyalty, and wisdom. Fresh, accessible retelling of the Ramayan focused on Ram’s forest years through the eyes of animals and magical beings. Rich, graphic descriptions of nature and vibrant, memorable characters that spark imagination. Stunning illustrations by Sujasha Dasgupta that enhance mood and bring scenes to life. Written by Pratibha Nath, a seasoned storyteller and former teacher who injects warmth and wonder into every page. Suitable for children and adults, perfect for family reading and mindful discussion. Timeless lessons on courage, friendship, loyalty, and wisdom embedded in a new lens on a beloved epic. By the end, readers emerge with a deeper appreciation for the Ramayan, a renewed sense of wonder, and a shared spark of imagination that lingers long after the last page. The Story Of Ram & His Friend invites you to revisit an ancient story through fresh eyes and a vibrant visual feast, making heritage feel intimate, relevant, and uplifting.