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Age rating and parents' guide:Tenali Raman (Illustrated)

by Maple Press

Ages 6–10

Tenali Raman (Illustrated) by Maple Press is best for children aged 6–10. It has mild violence, nothing scary, no romance and no bad language. Worth knowing: Historical court setting with comic punishments and trickery.

Illustrated tales of Tenali Raman's wit, wordplay and problem-solving in the Vijayanagara court.

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Content ratings

How much of each a parent can expect, from none to strong.

Violence
Mild
Scary moments
None
Romance
None
Bad language
None

Worth knowing: Historical court setting with comic punishments and trickery.

Dhiraj Bodade

Content checked by Dhiraj Bodade, co-founder of Bookstaken, on 21 September 2026.

At a glance

  • ★Early chapter book
  • ★Easy to get into from the first page
  • ★Plenty of illustrations
  • ★Emotionally light
  • ★A good pick for reluctant readers
  • ★Indian author, setting or story

Great for kids who like

  • Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales
  • Indian stories
  • Puzzles & problem-solving

Reading mood

  • Imaginative

Good to talk about

  • Puzzles & problem-solving
  • Language & wordplay

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Questions parents ask

Q: What age is Tenali Raman (Illustrated) for?
Tenali Raman (Illustrated) suits children aged 6–10. It is an early chapter book: easy to get into from the first page, plenty of illustrations.
Q: Is Tenali Raman (Illustrated) appropriate for a 6 year old?
Yes. Bookstaken rates it for ages 6–10. It has mild violence, nothing scary, no romance and no bad language. Worth knowing before reading: Historical court setting with comic punishments and trickery.
Q: What should my child read after Tenali Raman (Illustrated)?
Try Akbar and Birbal: Tales of Humour, Amma, Tell Me About Ramayana! and Amma, Tell Me About Krishna!. They share the same kind of story and suit the same ages.
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