#Review: Folk Tales from Meghalaya

Folk Tales from Meghalaya is a delightful collection of sixteen myths and fables that transport readers to the enchanting world of the Khasi, Garo, and Jaintia hills. Steeped in the rich oral traditions of Meghalaya, these tales weave a magical tapestry of fairies, three-headed giants, mysterious plants, and ancient spirits, capturing the imagination with every turn of the page.

The stories not only introduce fantastical beings and their adventures but also offer glimpses into the life, culture, and beliefs of the hill folk who have called these blue mountains home for centuries. From rivers created by fairies to ferns warding off evil spirits, the collection brims with charm and originality, making it a window into a lesser-known but vibrant folklore tradition.

The narrative style retains the essence of oral storytelling, ensuring that readers feel the warmth and spontaneity of tales passed down through generations. While brimming with adventure and excitement, the stories also convey values of courage, kindness, and harmony with nature.

Folk Tales from Meghalaya is a treasure trove for readers of all ages, offering a rare and captivating glimpse into the mystical heritage of India’s northeast. It’s a must-read for lovers of folklore, mythology, and cultural stories.

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