Pratham Mum and Teeny Tiny Tales- II
‘Pratham, Mum, and Teeny Tiny Tales Part-2: An Enchanting New Collection’ transcends conventional storytelling, immersing readers in a mesmerizing experience. After the resounding success of Part I, let us embark on a captivating new journey where each page unfolds a real-world experience
This new collection seamlessly weaves together creativity and invaluable life lessons, catering to both young and young-at-heart readers. The teeny tiny tales in this collection subtly answer the curious questions of children, promising not only joy and fun in the answers but also unforgettable learning experiences.
‘Pratham, Mum, and Teeny Tiny Tales’ is more than a book; it’s an unmissable adventure, ready to inspire and entertain.
Raah se Bhatakata Purush Naaree Vimarsh
आज जिस उच्चतर स्तर पर नारी शोषण हो रहा है, उसको देख कर साफ जाहिर हो जाता है कि पुरुष नारी विमर्ष राह भटक गया है। ये ठीक है कि आज नारी को घर से बाहर निकलने की अधिक स्वतंत्रता मिली है मगर किस कीमत पर? आज तो वह गली छाप छिछोरों जो इंसान की औलाद नहीं बल्कि भेड़ियों के बच्चे अधिक दिखाई देते हैं, की षिकार बन रही हैं। इस पुस्तक में हमने इसी परिवेष की चीर फाड़ की है। यह भी सुझाया है कि बहन बेटियाँ इन भेड़ियों से कैसे बचें, कैसे उन्नति करें, कैसे जीवन साथी चुनें? यहाँ और कुछ कहना उपयुक्त न होगा।
Teenage tomorrow
Teenage tomorrow is all about difficulties, issues and obstacles teenagers have to face in day-to-day life. Whether it’s a small minute situation or a very big one, once a child is growing up, he/ she has a lot to face. Even though its difficult and all about challenges, they learn understand and apply to their lives, becoming a mature adult. Not only there are bad factors of growing up, new challenges to face each and everyday like coping up with school, friends, family and social media creates a mess in our lives. But there are also good factors too. Of course, a lot of happening like the physical and mental changes, a person grows and evolve with society and learn from their mistakes. A lotus flower rises on the stalk unsoiled by the mud and water, so the wise one speaks of peace and is unstained by the opinions of the world.” – Buddha.