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The Greek Myths (Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition)

Authors: Marios Christou (Author), David Ramenah (Author)ġ5.

This book doesn’t have many stories, but the ones that are included are very detailed and worth the read. The book shares the story of Artemis and Orion, and the jealousy that this spawns in Artemis’s twin brother, Apollo. The book retells the story of Medusa, the woman whose hair is made of snakes, and who turns people to stone when they look in her eyes. This book has well-known stories, and some that have never been heard of. In this book, the stories are retold and analyzed by the authors. This book tells the stories of six classic myths in new ways. Greek Mythology Explained by Marious Christou and David Ramenah takes a “deeper look at classical greek lore and myth.” There are many many stories that can be hard to follow.

The many myths from Greek mythology are interesting, but hard to understand. Greek Mythology: An Adult Coloring Book with Powerful Greek Gods Publisher: Oxford University Press 1st Edition (August 1, 2008)ġ1.Authors: Apollodorus (Author), Robin Hard (Translator).This is a book many historians refer to when discussing Greek mythology today. This book is an easy read because it is organized by the families, and how their stories connect to one another. This book helps readers get back to the basics and learn about the earliest Greek myths. Because it was written in AD, it includes many stories that aren’t often mentioned today. When people think of Greek mythology, one of the first names they mention is “Zeus.” That is not the case in this book. This book, unlike what many hear today, is far more about the heros than it is about the gods.

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It is full of fascinating history, and tells many stories from the perspectives of heros, heroines, and their families. This book tells the tales of all the greatest Greek myths. The Library of Greek Mythology by Apollodorus is an ancient retelling of classic myths many know and love today. Heroes, Gods, and Monsters of the Greek Myths

Publisher: National Geographic Kids Reinforced Library ed.

Authors: Donna Jo Napoli (Author), Christina Balit (Illustrator).

This book has the details of many myths that have inspired great stories, such as Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief and Mortal Gods.

This book is not great for all ages, but it is certainly informative. This book strays from the ordinary by including commentary from the author. This book does not shy away from controversial themes, like Zeus’ infidelity. In fact, many gods actually have planets named after them. The book includes information on all kinds of characters from Greek mythology, as well as history, geography, and constellations that are associated with them. The book is full of amazing stories and beautiful pictures. Treasury of Greek Mythology by Donna Jo Napoli and Christina Balit is National Geographic’s own book on Greek mythology. Treasury of Greek Mythology: Classic Stories of Gods, Goddesses, Heroes, and Monsters

Publisher: Delacorte Books for Young Readers Illustrated Edition (March 1, 1992)ģ.

Authors: Ingri d’Aulaire (Author), Edgar Parin d’Aulaire (Author).

The stories are seperated, so this book can be read to children over many nights. This is an easy read that is great for all ages. The stories stand on their own, but are also subtly connected.

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This book has the same whimsical tone as Disney’s own movie about Greek mythology, Hercules. This book combines education with wild adventures around Ancient Greece. It is full of beautiful pictures, humor, and storytelling. The book tells the greek myths that everyone has heard in a fun, kid-friendly way. This husband and wife duo wrote the book, and created the pictures. D’Aulaires Book of Greek Myths by D’Aulaires, Ingried D’Aulaire and Edgar Parin D’Aulaire, covers them all. There are many greek myths about gods, goddesses, mythical creatures, and everything in between.