Storytelling and mythology
The book retells ten well-known Greek myths as accessible children's stories, supported by illustrations and a warm, humorous tone.
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Saviour Pirotta - Author
A lively first encounter with Greek mythology: ten short, illustrated adventures introduce heroes, monsters, magical objects and transformations. The collection prioritises memorable action and recognisable figures, making it suitable for sharing aloud or dipping into story by story.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA lively first encounter with Greek mythology: ten short, illustrated adventures introduce heroes, monsters, magical objects and transformations. The collection prioritises memorable action and recognisable figures, making it suitable for sharing aloud or dipping into story by story.
The book retells ten well-known Greek myths as accessible children's stories, supported by illustrations and a warm, humorous tone.
The mythology includes peril and frightening imagery: a legendary monster, Medusa, the Trojan Horse, Icarus’s flight, and attempts involving Medusa’s head. Consider whether the child enjoys suspenseful danger and mythic monsters.
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