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Jealousy & Comparison - The Story of Shurpanakha Kids Storybook with Moral lessons & Activities

Jealousy & Comparison - The Story of Shurpanakha Kids Storybook with Moral lessons & Activities

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Jealousy & Comparison – The Story of Shurpanakha Kids Storybook with Moral Lessons & Activities

This Shurpanakha storybook for kids is a simple retelling from the Ramayana, designed for children aged 3–8 years. It explains the concepts of jealousy and comparison in an easy-to-understand way, helping kids learn the importance of self-worth, kindness, and confidence.

Along with the story from Ramayana, the spiritual storybook includes interactive activities, making learning engaging and fun.

Inside this Story & Activity Book:

  • Engaging Storytelling: A child-friendly version of Shurpanakha’s story with simple moral lessons.

  • 5 Activities: Colour the scene, spot the differences, choose the right answer, etc.

  • Life Skills Learning: Teaches kids the importance of self-esteem, respect, and dealing with jealousy in healthy ways.

Perfect For: Ages 3 - 8 years

Who can buy?

  • Parents teaching kids about emotions and values through stories

  • Schools and tuition teachers using Ramayana stories for lessons in ethics

  • Storytellers to bring mythology to life in simple language

  • Families wanting meaningful festival-time or everyday reading

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FAQs

How does the Surpanakha storybook help kids understand emotions like jealousy?

The Surpanakha storybook for kids helps them understand emotions like jealousy by retelling the story of Surpanakha in an easy-to-understand way, that how her jealousy led to negative actions and consequences. 

Who was Surpanakha?

Surpanakha was the sister of the demon king Ravana, who reacted in a harmful way out of jealousy and anger after getting rejected by Lord Rama.

What is the story of Surpanakha in the Ramayana?

Surpanakha once saw Lord Rama in a forest and wanted to marry him. Rama politely said no and explained to her that he is already married to Sita. Out of jealousy, Surpanakha tried to harm Sita, but Lakshmana, the brother of Lord Rama, stopped her and punished her. This is the story of Surpanakha, which is explained in depth in Mummas’ Surpanakha kids’ storybook.