The Little Shloka Book Series
Timeless Sanskrit shlokas for kids made cute and interactive!
Colourful shloka books for children.
Free shloka player to chant along ✨
Loved by 20,000+
kids around the world!
Thoughtful illustrations to spark children's imagination
Unique scenes
Fun characters
Relatable faces
Make little stories, have little adventures, and learn little lessons on each page!
Ready to get the cutest shloka books on the planet?
The Little Shloka Book #1: One Fine Day
Contents
- Thirteen shlokas
- Shlokas for everyday things
- Includes free shloka player
Description
The little shloka book for all little things throughout a wonderful day 😀
The Little Shloka Book #2: Oh My Gods
Contents
- Thirteen shlokas
- Shlokas for goddesses and gods
- Includes free shloka player
Description
The little shloka book to befriend your favourite goddesses and gods 🥰
An awesome shloka player for pronunciation and meanings
Learn how to clearly pronounce each word of every shloka and explore what it means. Read everything in Sanskrit if you want!
Get the shloka player FREE when you buy the books!
Kids and their parents love the books!
Priceless!
By now Rukmini knows most of these shlokas by heart. The other day she surprised some guests when she insisted everyone should recite “Brahmaarpanam…” before we start eating. Priceless!
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His favourite books right now!
Reciting out shlokas to Dhruva from these books has become sort of a daily ritual. Watching his gaze move from picture to picture as he listens on with rapt attention is the best! His favorite books right now!
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Who are we?
We are Priya & Aseem, amma and appa to Devi, and founders of Little Desi, where we try to make Indian culture fun and inspiring for today's kids.
Priya dances Bharatnatyam and served as creative lead of a performing arts institute. She's traveled across India taking yoga and meditation for thousands of preschoolers, students, and working professionals.
Aseem makes web things, like this site right here! He's worked in companies big and small as an enginner and interface designer. He is an IIT dropout and has dreams of dropping into the English channel one day.
Devi orders her amma and appa around till they bend to her whims, while throwing in a smile or two every now and then. She loves kombucha. 🍹
Copycat alert!
If imitation is really the highest form of flattery, we're extremely flattered!
If you are planning to be on our growing list of imitators, please don't. Why do you want be a bad second-rate copy?
To everyone else, thank you for supporting the original! You're amazing!