Read full review by Shivani Agrawal here. Some books are special in their own sense. They make you revisit the old days of your childhood. I fondly call them as AMAR CHITRA KATHA days with tales of garuda, abhimanyu akhbar birbal and the list goes on & on this book is a journey in itself. HIGHLIGHTS ü You must always look for the truth that underlies events. Only people with evil minds try to drag down others to ... Read more
Read the full review by Shanaya Tales here. It is no secret that I absolutely adore everything about Krishna, the blue God. I find his persona to be extremely intriguing, and equally endearing. So I am always curious to read more about him – in any way that I can. Mostly, this just translates to reading Mahabharata from several different POVs. Which is why, when I first got to know of this book, based on Pradyumna – th... Read more
Read full article online here. 'PRADYUMNA: Son of Krishna' is a tale of fantasy and mythology mixed with a liberal doze of exploits, adventure, magic and the unfathomable power of Gods. When I picked this book, I was immediately engrossed in the action and drama unfolding. The pace was fast and the so was the action. The book moves back and forth from two different times and I was eager to know how Krishna’s son was going to claim h... Read more
Read online here. When I started reading Usha Narayanan’s Pradyumna: Son of Krishna, it was with a lot of expectation and anticipation. After all, I have had a childhood of reading mythological stories and comic books. And, truth be told, this book fulfilled every expectation of mine and more. If you are a mythology fan, you are going to love this book, and more than that, the way Ms Narayanan has written it. The Pros One ... Read more
