Buddhist Tales for Young and Old Volume 2, Stories 51 - 100 King Fruitful

The book is in fair condition, with visible signs of wear. There is spotting and water damage on several pages, which may affect readability but does not compromise the book's overall structure. The hardcover binding is intact, though no dust jacket is present.

"Buddhist Tales for Young and Old, Volume 2, Stories 51-100: King Fruitful" is interpreted by Kurunegoda Piyatissa Maha Thera and narrated by Todd Anderson. Published in 1996 by the Buddhist Literature Society Inc., New York, this edition features illustrations by John Patterson. The book is a collection of Jataka tales, traditional Buddhist stories that impart moral lessons, making it a valuable resource for both young readers and adults interested in Buddhist teachings. This specific volume continues the series with stories 51 to 100, providing rich narratives that are both educational and engaging. The book is printed in Taiwan and is intended for free distribution, highlighting its educational purpose. While the hardcover edition is not specified as a first edition, it remains a significant contribution to Buddhist literature for children. The physical condition of the book shows some signs of wear, with noticeable spotting and water damage on several pages, yet it remains intact for reading and reference.