Diwali, the festival of lights is an occasion to celebrate the victory of virtue over vice with much fun and gaiety. It is the perfect festival to get well versed with the hundred years old mythologies, their teachings as well as their philosophies. Well, what can be a better way than the Diwali books to learn about all this. This is the reason why the markets get flooded with thousands of Diwali books during the season of the festival of lights.
The perfect thing about the Diwali books is that they can be gifted to anyone, be it a young kid or an elderly person. Well, here are some good ideas for Diwali Books, that could lend you a helping hand in selecting the very best Diwali books for your loved ones.
Lights For Gita
A picture book meant for the kids above the age group of 5 years and above, the 'Lights For Gita' is no doubt a fabulous book. Written by Rachna Gilmore and the illustrator Alice Priestley, the book very well brings out the festive spirit of Diwali. The book tells the story of a young immigrant kid named Gita, who is celebrating the festival far away from her home in West.
Here Comes Diwali: The Festival Of Lights
Another alternative for Diwali books can be the book titled 'Here Comes Diwali: The Festival Of Lights', written by Laxmi Jain and Meenal Pandya. The specialty of the book is that it is a story-cum-book, as experienced by a young boy. the book holds the potential of bringing live the festive mood of Diwali. In addition, the book also talks about the different activities that can add a touch of excitement to the celebrations like Diwali recipes, arts and crafts as well as a word-search game.
"Diwali: Hindu Festival of Lights"
The book "Diwali: Hindu Festival of Lights" written by Dianne M. MacMillan can be another perfect option for Diwali books. The book can be used as an appropriate resource book for kids, especially the school children. As the book offers much information on subjects like history, beliefs, traditions as well as culture of Diwali.
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