DEVI BHAGAVATAM

I have had this for years now & just picked up the kindle version.I love this translation & it always comes in handy during the summer & winter Navratris - I read this instead of the sanskrit Devi Mahatmya.Apart from the usual stories of Mahishasura, Sumbh & Nisumbh, the author has collected some diverse & little known myths of the great Goddess. Highly recommended if you're a Shakta or want to know more about the Hindoo myths of the Goddess.

if you are a devotee of the divine mother you need this book. it has the chandi incorporated into it but also lots of other stories which sometimes are distracting. but anytime you can read about the mother is a really good thing.

Ramesh Menon is on a spree - he has written yet another excellent book on Hindu Scriptures.Its a collection of wonderful stories and tales from scriptures - well worth the read for anyone interested in such topic

Beautiful writtten, i learned so much from these ancient stories, makes me understand Indian culture so much more.

Loved this book. Apart from the stories, this book also contains small slokas and also mentions the 1001 names of the goddess.

A great hindu text clearly and lovingly translated

I am blessed to have been able to read this beautiful version of the the most blessed Devi Bhagwat. May reading this holy Purana grant us the four fruits of life.

I am still reading it. First off its a great effort and the book is very well written. However, it is a mere collection of stories from the original. It lacks the devotion inspiring pieces, and I prefer the original with all it's flaws.