Shailputri
The Daughter of the Mountain
Ages 4–10 · Paperback · English · 20 pages · ISBN 9788118137610
High in the snowy peaks of the Himalayas, King Himavan and Queen Menavati have waited twenty-seven years for a miracle. When a radiant baby girl is finally born, the kingdom rejoices — but they do not yet know her greatest secret.
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Meet Shailputri — The Daughter of the Mountain
King Himavan and Queen Menavati of the Himalayas waited twenty-seven years for a child. When their daughter finally arrived, the whole kingdom lit up with lamps and song — for this was the goddess herself, born as a princess among the snow peaks.
Gentle as morning light and steady as the mountain she is named for, young Shailputri grows up beloved by all. Her story shows children that quiet strength — patient, calm, and rooted — is strength all the same.
What little readers learn
Quiet strength and patience — like a mountain, you can stay calm and steady no matter what storms come.
Shailputri is honoured on Day 1 of Navratri. Read the full guide to all nine forms of Durga, or explore the complete Navadurga Series.
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