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Sikh stories

Author: Anita Ganeri; Rachael Phillips
Publisher: Minneapolis, MN : Picture Window Books, 2006.
Edition/Format:  Print book : Juvenile audience : English : 1st American edView all editions and formats
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Sikhs believe in one God who sees and knows everything. They follow the teachings of ten Gurus who taught ordinary people how God wanted them to live. Children can read some of the many stories about the Gurus lives. Explore the six main religions of the world in these collections of traditional tales. Stories have been used for many years to teach people about their faith in a way that makes complicated or  Read more...
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Genre/Form: Nonfiction
Material Type: Juvenile audience
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Anita Ganeri; Rachael Phillips
ISBN: 1404813144 9781404813144
OCLC Number: 61687796
Description: 32 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm.
Contents: Rich man and the needle of heaven --
Milk and the jasmine flower --
Story of Bhai lalo --
Emperor and the Langar --
Story of Guru Ram Das --
Princes and the guru's cloak --
Merchant and the 500 gold coins --
Founding of the Khalsa --
Glossary --
Index --
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Responsibility: by Anita Ganeri ; illustrated by Rachael Phillips.

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Sikhs believe in one God who sees and knows everything. They follow the teachings of ten Gurus who taught ordinary people how God wanted them to live. Children can read some of the many stories about the Gurus lives. Explore the six main religions of the world in these collections of traditional tales. Stories have been used for many years to teach people about their faith in a way that makes complicated or difficult messages easier to understand.

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