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If you are looking for Books to introduce to your Young Learner about Lord Krishna, you are at the right place. I’ve curated a selection of 15 best Krishna Books for kids.
It includes Board books for Toddlers, Picture books for ages 3 to 8, and more text-heavy books for kids 8 and up.
This collection also includes several Amar Chitra Katha comics and excellent children’s versions of the Bhagavad Gita and the Mahabharata. Enjoy exploring these wonderful reads!
Additionally, take a peek at all the enjoyable Janmashtami Activities for kids we have at LittleLadoo!
The Amma Tell Me series is a beloved collection exploring Hindu mythology and Indian festivals. This trilogy dedicated to Krishna is written in rhyme and features vivid, captivating illustrations. It includes 3 stories:
- Amma Tell Me About Krishna (The Birth of Krishna)
- Amma Tell Me How Krishna Fought The Demons
- Amma Tell Me How Krishna Defeated Kansa
Recommended Age: 3+
It beautifully illustrates the tale of Krishna and the two demigods, making it easy for young children to enjoy and understand. It is a Part of a Book series, that also features other titles on Lakshmi and Ganesha.
Recommended Age: Toddlers and Preschoolers
Another board book for Toddlers with each page featuring one god including Krishna.
Recommended Age: Toddlers and Preschoolers
Kids will explore how Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna, is celebrated in India, particularly in places like Mumbai and Mathura, where Krishna was born.
The book beautifully captures the vibrant festivities and traditions that make this occasion so special.
Recommended Age: 6 -12
An Identity Card for Krishna
One day, Krishna decided to board an aeroplane, but he was stopped because he didn’t have an ID card! What happens next? Find out in this delightful and fun-filled storybook!
Recommended Age: 7 – 14 years
I love the illustrations of this book! This book tells the story behind Dahi Handi, about Krishna’s playful adventures stealing butter during his childhood.
The page with the butter-making process is nice addition that kid will love.
Recommended Age: 2 – 8 years
This book brings to life Lord Krishna’s incredible story and the Janmashtami celebration with captivating illustrations.
While it’s a wonderful read for the whole family, its detailed content means it’s best enjoyed in shorter segments to keep kids engaged.
Recommended Age: 3 – 10 years
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Recommended Age: 6 +
Author Sudha Murty transports readers to a time when demons and gods roamed the earth, animals spoke, and divine blessings were bestowed upon ordinary people.
Recommended Age: 7 +
This book features numerous popular tales of Krishna, each accompanied by 2 or 3 illustrations alongside detailed text on each page.
Recommended Age: 7 +
It’s ideal for kids who are strong readers, but it’s also perfect for parents reading to their preschoolers, as the beautiful pictures help bring the stories to life.
The kid-friendly version of the Bhagavad Gita is perfect for children and beginners alike. The author presents the Gita in a logical manner that makes the content easy to grasp, allowing the ideas to unfold naturally and clearly.
Here’s another child-friendly version of the Bhagavad Gita, featuring a collection of short stories presented in a simple and accessible way. It covers a wide range of teachings, making it easy for kids to understand and enjoy.
In this heartwarming story of friendship, Krishna’s childhood friend, who has fallen on hard times, visits him at his palace. Does Krishna. who is now a King helps him? Read to find out.
Krishna is the eighth avatar of Vishnu, and in this book, you’ll discover the other nine avatars in sequence. Each avatar is covered in 6-8 pages, featuring vibrant illustrations and easy-to-read text.
Recommended Age: 3 to 8
This set of five books by Maply Publications includes a captivating book about Krishna, which tells the story of his birth. If you’re looking to introduce your children to Indian mythology, I recommend starting with this series.
Recommended Age: 3 to 8
The Mahabharata is a legendary Indian epic where Krishna plays a pivotal role. This book presents some of the greatest stories from the Mahabharata, written in simple language with beautiful illustrations that kids can easily understand and enjoy.
Recommended Age: 7+
Krishna Printable Activities for Kids
More Krishna Janmashtami ideas for kids
- Printable Krishna Crown: Make a Krishna Crown using a printable template. Children will love wearing it as part of their Krishna attire.
- Swing for Krishna: Create a Swing or Jhula for a Krishna idol. It’s easy; all you need are straws and a shoebox!
- Cut and Paste Krishna Craft: Making Krishna is so easy with our Template. Simply, print, Cut and Paste the pieces together to form a Divine Krishna!
Printable Krishna Stories
We have compiled a list of 11 Popular Krishna stories in a Printable format for kids! Download them for free!
Introducing children to the stories of Lord Krishna is a wonderful way to immerse them in rich cultural traditions, timeless values, and enchanting tales filled with adventure and wisdom.
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