Children's Spiritual Books
Be A Frog, A Bird,
or A Tree The book introduces Yoga exercises for
children of all ages by illustrating classic Yoga postures through
imitating frogs, birds, trees, camels and other creatures of the
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The Melon King Based on an ancient Sufi fable, this
enchanting and humorous book chronicles the amazing story of how
a melon became the King of a faraway land. |
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The Magic Horse This wonderfully illustrated book is
drawn from the Sufi tradition and recounts how a wooden horse
is the vehicle for magical adventures leading to the fulfillment
of the wishes of a young prince. |
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The Lion Who Saw Himself in the Water The story of Share the Lion King and
his jungle friends is both entertaining and a tool to teach children
how to overcome irrational fears. |
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The Farmer's Wife This story is drawn from the rich body
of Eastern literature and tells the tale of a farmer's wife and
how she retrieves an apple from a hole in the ground.
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Neem The Half Boy The story of Neem, the half-boy, who
becomes whole has been told to children all over the Middle East
for more than a thousand years. |
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The Boy Without a Name In this insightful story, a young boy
seeks and eventually finds his own name and is able to discard
an old dream for a new and wonderful one. |
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The Silly Chicken This delightful tale of a chicken who
learns to speak alerts children in an amusing way to the dangers
of being too gullible. |
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The Clever Boy and the Terrible, Dangerous Animal When a boy visits another village he
finds the townspeople terrified of a melon which they mistake
as a dangerous animal. |
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The Man with Bad Manners Based on a folktale from Afghanistan,
the story relates how a clever boy and other villagers devise
a plan to improve the manners of one of their neighbours. |
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The Old Woman and the Eagle This Sufi teaching tale from Afghanistan
tells the story of an old woman who insists that an eagle must
really be a pigeon. |
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