Description
Journey into the deserts, rivers, lakes and cities of Sindh, where lovers cross impossible distances, saints guide the lost, heroes face danger and the smallest animals outwit the strongest.
Once Upon a Time in Sindh brings together thirty traditional romances, legends, mythical stories and animal tales from the land of the Indus. Retold in clear, engaging English and accompanied by concise notes that distinguish folklore, history and literary memory, this richly illustrated collection opens a doorway into one of South Asia’s great storytelling traditions.
Young readers will meet courageous queens, loyal lovers, wise saints, resourceful villagers and clever animals. Along the way, the stories explore enduring themes of courage, loyalty, kindness, cleverness, humility and belonging. Their moral lessons invite children to think about choices, consequences and the qualities that help individuals and communities flourish.
This full-colour hardcover edition is ideal for:
• independent readers aged 7–14
• parents, grandparents and caregivers reading aloud to children aged 4 and up
• families interested in South Asian culture and heritage
• classrooms, libraries and multicultural collections
• readers who enjoy folklore, myths, legends and traditional tales
Rooted in Sindh and carried across generations, these stories are presented for families everywhere to discover, share and pass on. A beautiful keepsake and meaningful gift, Once Upon a Time in Sindh celebrates the power of stories to preserve memory, connect generations and keep a culture alive.
Details
Publisher - Saharan Press
Language - English
Case Bound - PPC
Contributors
By author
Papu Daryanani
Published Date - 2026-09-09
ISBN - 9781908797094
Dimensions - 25.4 x 17.8 x 1.4 cm
Page Count - 248
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