Chronicle Books Ganesha's Sweet Tooth

My son is almost 2 and nephew is almost 3, they love this book, thought it’s not the true story about how Ganesha’s tusk broke I don’t mind reading it to toddlers…they wud get more interested and reach d real story someday. My son loves food and can’t stop talking about all the sweets he sees in the book plus the drawings of Mahabharata are just epic such an awesome idea

I bought this for my nearly 4 year old and 6 year old. It’s such a great read and informative in its own way. The kids loved this book, and my 6 year old read to his sister. He read it with ease, and the pictures are so great in the book. Definitely a firm favourite.

I wanted to introduce my one year old daughter to stories about Hinduism so I purchased a number of books - this is is by far the best one. The modern illustrations are incredible and the story is entertaining, relatable and informative (without being preachy). My daughter just lights up when I read it to her, despite her not fully understanding the story yet. I wish there were more children's books like this one!

Great way to engage the little ones about Ganesh and his role. The story is fun and exciting and opens more questions about other Hindu tales and raises good questions from kids about gods and ladoo!

One of the best illustrated books out there. You can clearly see the imaginary that went into the illustrations to tell the visual grandeur of the indian god Ganesha.

My kids love this book! Illustrations are great and have unique style. It’s a great way to introduce small children to Indian culture. Ideal for kids aged 3-6.