Prince Of Ayodhya (indian)
A re-imagined version of the Indian classic poem, The Ramayana, The Prince of Ayodhya is a lush tale full of imaginative settings, enticing characters, and captivating landscapes. It brings elements of the epic poem into that of a modern fantasy tale.It’s an easily accessible story for those who are not familiar with the heaps of great Indian literature and can be enjoyed by anyone who wants to lose themselves in a fantastical fantasy world set in an an Indian landscape and teeming with Indian mythology and culture.If you've never been exposed to the wider world of Indian literature, you are missing out indeed as this ancient land has an illustrious literary movement that's spans hundreds -- even thousands -- of years.Prince of Ayodhya is an easily digestible means of experiencing the richness of Indian mythology. There’s a landscape steeped in magic. Check. There’s swashbuckling adventure. Check. There’s larger than life heroes and monstrous villains. Check. There's an epic quest and a cast of heroes. Check.
The Prince of Ayaodhya brings the exotic and rich Indian stories – if you dream of magical landscapes somewhat reminiscent of A Thousand and One Nights, this is a great (and enjoyable) book that will give you a solid taste of Indian folklore.
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