First off, reading through the list of titles for all the
Storybooks for the Indian Epics was absolutely hilarious. The first story that
immediately caught my eye though and is one of my favorites is “Hindu Beasts.”
The story really stuck out to me because I love learning
about Hinduism. If anyone knows about Hinduism it is that they have so many
gods. I have also been taught that it is the oldest religion known to us. I
love going into Hindu temples and seeing what gods they have and what the gods
represent. It is so fascinating to me! There are always new gods you can learn
about and each temple can have as many or different gods as they want. I really
found the introduction to be clever and outside of the box. The introduction
was set up as telling a bedtime story while telling about three different gods.
The next Storybook I found interesting was “Epic Adventure
21.” I really liked the formatted colors but I did not like the font of the
links. I did not know what it actually said until I clicked on them. They were
too small and the font was too hard to read. The writer did an awesome job of
depicting a love story while explaining about different sites in India. Who
does not love a good love story?
Site: Indian Adventure 21
When reading the introduction of “With Love From India” it
made me so nostalgic. One of my favorite things to do is travel, and I am often
gone all summer. I send my family postcards or letters periodically of my
travels. The postcards or letters are my way of sharing and communicating to
them all what I am experiencing. I find it hard to communicate everything I
want to over the phone in such a short time, so writing letters or sending
postcards are a good way to share. My family loves it, especially my younger
brother. The writer does a fantastic job of really putting herself in the shoes
of a traveler going from city to city experiences all that they have to offer.
Site: With Love From India
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