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THE PRINCE AND THE POLESTAR
by Kosa Ely
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This is the story of the Prince who rules the Polestar, and how he was awarded this star for his kingdom long, long ago. This ancient history from the Puranas, handed down for generations in the Sanskrit language, is now retold for children to enjoy.
Ages 6-12 - 8.5 x 11, 32 pages, full color, casebound
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$14.95 |
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Prince Dhruva wishes to rule a kingdom far greater than his father's. His determination takes him to the forest in search of Lord Narayana, who can fulfill all one's desires. Share in his exciting adventures as he meets animals and sages, performs penances, and gains a greater treasure than he ever imagined.
This famous story history of Prince Dhruva is presented for the first time in English for children. Charmingly retold and beautifully illustrated with watercolor paintings, the story is full of inspirational lessons for children the world over.
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"...Kosa Ely's able retelling of this entertaining and highly recommended tale will prove a popular addition to any school or community library picturebook collection."
- James A. Cox, Midwest Book Review
"...Children will love the story of Dhruva,...Superbly illustrated by the author herself, this handsome book will appeal to everyone who loves a good story and to anyone who seeks eternal light."
- Vashuda Narayanan, Professor of Religion, University of Florida
"The Prince and the Polestar by Kosa Ely is an exquisite presentation of one of the most loved stories of South Asia. The text and illustrations are faithful to the original yet ingeniously creative and innovative."
- H. D. Goswami, Ph.D. Sanskrit and Indian Studies, Harvard University
"...retold and illustrated by Kosa Ely with great sensitivity and imaginative expression...I am always delighted to find an author who is capable of allowing stories from the ancient past to speak meaningfully to us in modern times, and Kosa Ely has achieved this...Her warm rendition will appeal to readers of all ages and backrounds."
- Graham M. Schweig, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Christopher Newport University
"...the obvious fact that the artist and writer-both existing in the person of Kosa Ely-have a tremendously high regard for the subject. The love with which this project was undertaken can be seen on each page, and between the lines as well."
- Steven J. Rosen, Author, Editor of Journal of Vaishnava Studies
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