THE TEMPLE OF TREASURES AND OTHER INCREDIBLE TALES OF INDIAN MONUMENTS [Paperback] Storytrails

It takes genuine interest and oodles of passion to write a book like this. This book is very well-researched and beautifully written. I strongly recommend this anyone who is interested in exploring some of popular as well as the lesser-known monuments across the country. Go for it!!!

An excellent compilation of historical places and a great read for all. A must read by all elementary children.

A very interesting read about the temples and monuments, a lovely perspective to India

Many new and previously unknown stories, which brings indian history to life!

I love the Temple of treasures and other stories for various reasons. One of these reasons is how it has various facts to explain things many children can’t understand. Another reason is the fact that this book teaches kids their history in short and easily comprehensive ways. The stories are are also short so they keep a reader hooked. Even though the book is mainly for an audience of young readers it is also an informative read for adults. Their is also a short summary or kind of prophecy to explain the story and I think it is a pretty cool touch to the book. Overall, I absolutely adore this book a it is exactly my type of reading which is fun and informative historical reading books. (Written by my 10 year old daughter)

Good one

The book includes different stories of various monuments of India. Many of these monuments have changed history. Stories create a timeline of India. Book is about rich past of India for kids.The story of Keeladiand and Qutub Minar were both shocking and enjoyable. Also book sketches characters who existed in past. Like some Mughal kings who were rude.

If you have ever wondered how a slave became the sultan of Delhi? Or if anyone interpreted the stick figure script? Or how a Cambodian became the king of Kanchipuram? Then you are a history buff and you need to read this book.The team at Storytrails has selected 30 of the most fascinating stories from Indian history that gives us insights into how monuments where made, mysteries of temples, and even curses of kingdoms. The stories are packed with facts and engage the reader from start to finish. India's cultural history is vast and diverse and this book catches a glimpse of that with some of the most prominent and interesting stories. Young readers would also enjoy this as the style of writing is easy and in a storytelling format.I am definitely looking forward to a part 2 for this book because just one book isn't enough.Definitely a must read and a must have on bookshelves.