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- ISBN-13: 9788173052163
- Publisher: Aryan Books International
- Language: English
- Returnable: Y
- ISBN-10: 8173052166
- Binding: Hardback
- No of Pages: 304
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Myths from the Mahabharata
SKU: 9788173052163
₹520.00
Uncover ancient mysteries with “Myths from the Mahabharata.” Explore itihasa records through captivating myths surrounding figures like Sage Agastya and the descent of the Ganges. Delve into tales of metamorphosis and more, shedding light on India’s rich past. Aryan Books International. ISBN: 9788173052163
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Yash Khandelwal –
Rich in detail and well-researched. The book provided a new perspective on the familiar epic. Highly recommended
Mohit Kumar –
Not what I expected. It felt like a summary of myths rather than an exploration. Could be better.
Rishav Srivastava –
It was an okay read. I was expecting more in-depth analysis. It’s more of a surface-level exploration.
Tirupati V Sai Akash –
A good overview, but it could have benefited from more character development. Enjoyed learning about the Ganges.
Meghraj Chakraborty –
I enjoyed the book, though some of the myths were a bit obscure. The author clearly knows the material well.
Aditya Singh –
An eye-opening read into the mysteries of Mahabharata. Some topics were difficult to follow.
Vaishnavi Rajanna Mahadawad –
A fascinating exploration of the myths! I enjoyed learning about Sage Agastya and the Ganges. A bit dense at times.
Siddharth Pandey –
A wonderful addition to my Mahabharata collection. Some stories were captivating, while others felt rushed.
Prakhar Kumar Singh –
A commendable effort, but I felt the narrative was a bit disjointed. Still a worthwhile read for enthusiasts.
Urvi Bansal –
While informative, the book lacked the storytelling magic. Still a decent resource for research purposes.
Mahak –
Interesting take on lesser-known Mahabharata stories. Some parts felt a bit repetitive, but overall, a worthwhile read.
Prarthana Agrawal –
Captivating from start to finish! I couldn’t put it down. A must-read for anyone interested in Indian mythology.
Himanshu –
A great introduction to the mythological aspects of the Mahabharata. I really appreciated the author’s insights.
Ranjan Kumar Jha –
I loved discovering new myths! The book is informative, but a bit dry at times. Recommended for mythology lovers.
Sandeep –
Excellent book! The myths are presented in a clear and concise manner. I enjoyed learning about the metamorphosis tales.
Anurag Kapoor –
Provides great insights, although a bit lengthy for casual reading. I did like the book. A good resource.
Sundram –
Disappointed with the lack of analysis. It felt like a retelling instead of a deep dive. Ok read.
Abhishek Gautam –
Good collection of stories, but the writing style could be more engaging. I wish there were more depth.