3997 - Angulmala
Author: Amar Chitra Katha
"Angulimala" is a retelling of the dramatic life of Angulimala, a feared bandit whose name means “garland of fingers.” Once a ruthless outlaw, his life takes a transformative turn after an encounter with the Buddha. The story captures his journey from violence and hatred to peace and compassion, showing the power of redemption and the impact of spiritual guidance. Keywords: Angulimala, Buddha, Buddhism, redemption, transformation, compassion, non-violence, Amar Chitra Katha. Ideal For: Young readers interested in moral stories, Buddhist teachings, and tales of personal change. Recommended Reader Age: 9–14 years. Theme: Redemption, forgiveness, and the transformative power of kindness. Tone: Reflective, inspiring, and moral-driven. Book Type: Illustrated spiritual tale / children’s moral story. Length: Approximately 32 pages.