Synopsis Although education is meant to inculcate positive values in children to ensure a morally-sound future generation, thanks to economic compulsions, education is now solely geared towards competition and success. In today`s chaotic environment, however, there is a dire need to impart the sound lessons of moral education to young impressionable minds. This book fills a significant void in this respect. Written chiefly for the younger generation (12-20 years) in simple and lucid language, it offers direct messages clothed in amusing and interesting tales. From how Ratnakar, a notorious dacoit,got transformed into the great Maharshi Valmiki to how Swami Ram Teerth learnt the lesson of the deeper the roots, the taller the tree, it offers innumerable pearls of wisdom designed to delight and teach at the same time. The book is a must for personal, school and college libraries in order to ensure sound reading for children.