Prakash Manu Books

The collection features plays that capture the vibrant and complex world of children, showcasing their joys, challenges, and imaginative mischief. Each play is crafted with simplicity, reflecting the creativity and talent inherent in children. With colorful scenes and witty dialogue, these unique scripts encourage young performers to bring their own interpretations to life, making them ideal for school programs and community gatherings. This anthology aims to resonate with children's playful spirit, fostering their artistic expression and love for drama.

Focusing on India's remarkable achievements in mathematics, science, and particularly information technology, the book highlights the country's evolution into a global superpower in IT. It explores India's rich historical contributions to these fields and its current status on the world stage, showcasing the blend of traditional knowledge and modern advancements that define its unique identity today.

The Bible serves as a profound source of moral teachings, guiding readers to embrace virtues and shun wrongdoing. Central to its message is Jesus, depicted as the Messiah, whose name brings peace and divine blessings to those who invoke it. Through its ancient stories, the scripture has deeply influenced countless individuals, shaping their beliefs and values throughout history.

The Bible serves as a profound scripture that has significantly shaped human values and morals throughout history. Its stories impart lessons on embracing virtues and shunning wrongdoing. Central to this text is Jesus, revered as the Messiah, whose name brings peace and divine blessings to those who call upon him.

Set in ancient Greece, the narrative centers on Aesop, a slave deeply affected by the injustices of his time. His poignant experiences inspire him to create unique stories that resonate with the struggles of others. Traveling from region to region, he captivates children with his tales, earning the affectionate title "Aesop Baba." His storytelling not only entertains but also imparts valuable lessons, leading to the widespread dissemination of his fables, which continue to impact audiences around the world.

Nearly 2,500 years ago, there was a slave in Greece, named Aesop. When he saw the activities being inflicted on people under the slavery system, his heart started crying bitterly. His experiences got transformed into unique stories. Aesop used to move from one region to another to tell those stories to children. Wherever he went, children used to surround him, who was their Aesop Baba, the man with stories. They used to request him to tell a story. In a little time, these stories reached the entire world. The renowned author, Prakash Manu has presented these Aesops tales in such a beautiful manner that they will definitely entertain and instruct our young readers.