Stories for Kids by Mohit Mishra

I have read the Chapter 5 of this text book so that Children may enjoy listening to it in their past time. Many a times children feel at loss on expression and reading does not capture their imagination in the way it should. Therefore, this reading is for my kid and all the other kids who may want to benefit from it. 

I have read the Chapter 4 of this text book so that Children may enjoy listening to it in their past time. Many a times children feel at loss on expression and reading does not capture their imagination in the way it should. Therefore, this reading is for my kid and all the other kids who may want to benefit from it. 

I have read the Chapter 2 of this text book so that Children may enjoy listening to it in their past time. Many a times children feel at loss on expression and reading does not capture their imagination in the way it should. Therefore, this reading is for my kid and all the other kids who may want to benefit from it. 

I have read the Chapter 2 of this text book so that Children may enjoy listening to it in their past time. Many a times children feel at loss on expression and reading does not capture their imagination in the way it should. Therefore, this reading is for my kid and all the other kids who may want to benefit from it. 

I have read the Chapter 1 of this text book so that Children may enjoy listening to it in their past time. Many a times children feel at loss on expression and reading does not capture their imagination in the way it should. Therefore, this reading is for my kid and all the other kids who may want to benefit from it.

A deer and a turtle befriend them. They tell stories...Some very very good ones. Hope you enjoy it.

Mitra Labh, the Second Tantra of Panchatantra, starts with this episode of my Podcast. I hope you all would like it.

Find enriching and enrapturing stories full of moral and political teachings. If you want your kid to succeed, he should know these stories. I hope you and your kids like it.

Panchatantra is arguably one of the best fable collections ever told and written. It is a must-read for all--adults, seniors and especially children. And best of all, it is unadulterated fun.

This is the third part of this series. I am reading to my son Pranshav.

The first story teaches us to be wary of boastful people. It is not necessary that a loud claim means substance. More often than not it is not the case.

An intelligent person treats everyone with humility and respect. And the last story tells us that intelligence is most powerful.