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 book for my 4 months old baby. Some said she is too small for such books, but they all had to silence their voices once they saw the attention with which my baby listens to mommy telling her little Gannesha's tale. The story is literally very sweet (it talks about candy... lol); But the pictures are as sweet as can be, absolutely colourful, attractive to everyone and just a work of art. Whenever anyone sees some of the baby's books lying on the table questions are always asked on the pink smiley elephant's book. It holds some bit of magic that makes it stand out. My baby and I strongly recommend it.

Beautifully illustrated, with a fun story

Great!

Loved how sweetly Ganesha is compared to an ordinary kid who loves his sweets and likes be playful. The kids immediately connect with the story and our hooked to know why his tusk broke .. its a twist on the how the greatest story on Hindu literature came about and the illustrations are simply amazing

This book has such beautiful illustrations that I, as an adult, love to read it again and again. And my two year old enjoys it thoroughly! Highly recommend this book just for its illustrations and artwork! The story is engaging too, though it may not follow the exact mythology.