Description
Join young Krishna in one of His sweetest childhood pastimes as He meets the fruit vendor of Vrindavan. After watching His mother exchange grains for fruit, Krishna decides He would like some fruit of His own. Gathering as many grains as His tiny hands can hold, He happily sets off to find the fruit vendor.
Along the way, however, most of the grains slip through His small fingers, leaving only a few grains by the time He arrives. Seeing the beautiful child standing before her, the fruit vendor is filled with affection and gladly offers Him fruit despite receiving almost nothing in return.
What follows is a heartwarming miracle that reveals the power of devotion, generosity, and love. This beloved pastime teaches children that sincere affection and selfless giving are more valuable than material wealth, and that acts of kindness are always rewarded in unexpected ways.
A perfect book for young readers, this delightful story introduces timeless spiritual values through one of Krishna's most cherished childhood adventures.