Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, a youthful Krishna gets into a spot of trouble for stealing butter. But as you shall see, the butter really belongs to him.

For children aged six years or older.

Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, Krishna shows Brahma that he is within each and every one of us.

For children aged six years or older.

Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, Krishna helps a poor village boy overcome his fears of the forest and gives him a special gift to bring to the teacher on the last day of school.

For children aged eight years or older.

Produced by the Chinmaya Mission of India, which aims to promote Vedanta, the philosophical foundation of Hinduism, this series of books about Krishna teaches children universal virtues such as love, genuineness, sharing, humility, generosity and other virtues. In Hinduism, Krishna is the bearer of love and joy and suppressor of pain. In this book, Krishna shows Indra, the God of Rain, how power should be used for the benefit of those weaker than themselves.

For children aged six years or older.