Stories for Kids by Mohit Mishra: Recent Episodes
Mohit Mishra
I have been reading many stories to my son for the last many years and eventually, I thought that I should start sharing them now. The stories are mainly meant for the residents of the Indian Sub Continent and Indians around the world. The stories are in Hindi, Urdu, and English and are from around the world.
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.
Panchatantra is arguably one of the best fable collection ever told and written. It is a must read for all--adults, seniors and especially children. And best of all, it is an unadulterated fun.
Most of the stories available on internet and books only take a few stories from the collection thus loosing its charm in the process.
Ramesh Babu and Hawaldar Baba begin their epic journey and land into trouble as soon as they start their adventure.
Epic adventure of ghost of Ramesh Babu. Hope you all will have as much fun as my son had.
Full of compassion and moral worth, Jatakas are perhaps one of the best stories that one can read to his or her children.
Some really interesting stories from Mahabharat, which have been toned down a bit to make them suitable for kids. I am reading it to my son Pranshav.