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Understanding Traditions With Aachi Thatha | Children’s Book
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Why do we ring the bell in a temple? Why do people light oil lamps in their houses? Why do people make kolams on their doorsteps?
11-year-old Aaryan Vittal from Bangalore bursts with questions about traditions followed in his house and who better to guide him than his loving grandparents – Aachi and Thatha who always have the answers he needs.
Told from the view point of a child, this beautifully illustrated book by Abhishek Muthurajan about age-old beliefs as passed on from generations, highlights the deep bond between grandparents and grandchildren. A perfect guide to understanding Indian traditions.
Description
Understanding Traditions With Aachi Thatha
Theme– A child’s love for his grandparents takes him on a mission to understand their daily traditions.
Print– Coloured
Genre– Indian culture. Love for grandparents.
Type– Paperback
No.of pages– 32
Recommended Reading Age– 6-99 years
Why do we ring the bell in a temple? Why do people light oil lamps in their houses? Why do people make kolams on their doorsteps?
11-year-old Aaryan Vittal from Bangalore bursts with questions about traditions followed in his house and who better to guide him than his loving grandparents – Aachi and Thatha who always have the answers he needs.
Told from the view point of a child, this beautifully illustrated book by Abhishek Muthurajan about age-old beliefs as passed on from generations, highlights the deep bond between grandparents and grandchildren. A perfect guide to understanding Indian traditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the book Understanding Traditions With Aachi Thatha about?
The book follows an 11-year-old boy, Aaryan, who seeks answers about everyday Indian traditions from his loving grandparents, Aachi and Thatha. Through their conversations, children learn the meaning behind age-old cultural practices.
What age group is this book suitable for?
It is recommended for readers aged 6 to 99 years, making it a delightful read for children, parents and grandparents alike.
What traditions are explained in the book?
The book answers curious questions such as:
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Why do we ring bells in temples?
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Why do we light oil lamps at home?
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Why are kolams (rangolis) drawn at doorsteps?
…and more everyday practices.
Who is the author of the book?
The book is written from the viewpoint of 11-year-old Aaryan Vittal from Bangalore.
Is the book illustrated?
Yes! It features beautiful, child-friendly illustrations by Abhishek Muthurajan.
What themes does the book explore?
The story celebrates Indian culture, family values, curiosity and the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren.
Can children outside India understand it easily?
Absolutely. The book explains traditions clearly and in a relatable, modern context, making it suitable globally.
Is this book educational?
Yes. It encourages cultural awareness, respect for heritage and meaningful conversations between generations.
Is it available internationally?
Yes, it is available on Amazon US and Amazon UK.
Is this a good gift option?
Definitely! It’s a thoughtful present for birthdays, festivals, cultural days, or school libraries.
Mohanambal –
Aryan eccent, keep it up, congratulations
Dr. Ramanujam LR –
Good questions Aryan ..we ring the bell in the temples and at home for positive vibrations ( you know sound has vibrations .. a particular number of vibrations produce a musical sound ,they are nothing but positive vibrations (bell produces a sound of positive vibrations ,(musical sound) it wipes out negative vibrations n give peace of mind , keep the surrounding calm give positive thinking .. and it encourages us think positive do good things, cultivate good qualities like honesty, simplicity, helping, donating etc . The entire society gets washes from negative thoughts .. This is one of the main reasons I know … Other reasons are there too…