There are eighteen Puranas and an equal number of Up Puranas. All these Puranas are full of Amazing stories, which also contain information about political and geographical changes in India during the ancient times.

The author has selected the most beautiful stories for the readers and narrated the same in a very entertaining way.Author has narrated more than forty highly entertaining selected stories from Puranas in this part of the series. These cover different periods of human life in this world. These stories may provide solutions to different types of extant problems of grown-ups in interesting ways. The selection of stories is such that these are also suitable for teenagers and young minds as well.

This part covers interesting stories about three incarnations of Vishnu, Parashuram, Ram, and Krishna. Besides, you enjoy story of Rishabh Deva, the partial incarnation of Vishnu.
Story of Ram, and his sons Lav and Kusha is amazing. While Kansh Vadha was narrated in the first part, you will enjoy the stories of birth of Shri Krishna, and his son, Pradyumna, and grandson, Aniruddh. Besides, marriage of Krishna and Rukmini and Jarasandha and Sisupala Vadha are narrated beautifully.
You will also be amazed by different stories related with kings of solar and lunar dynasties, and of Kuru Vansha, beyond those read by you in the first part of the series. These include mystical stories of Ila, Sasada, Kakushtha, Saudas, Chyavan, and several others. Stories of birth of Ved Vyas, and Bhishma, Raj suya Yagya of Yudhishthir, and Snake Yagya by Janamejay are narrated superbly in the book.
In the first part, you have read the story of Dakshayani becoming Sati in Yagya Kunda of Daksha. This part includes the wonderful happy stories of marriage of Shiva and Parvati, and birth of Kartikeya and Ganesha.
Then, there are some surprise additions, which are not very popular, but wonderfully selected for the reader.