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    THE MYTHOLOGY BOOK- BIG IDEAS SIMPLY EXPLAINED

    1000
    Publisher: Dk Limited
    Author: Dorling Kindersley
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     The Mythology book enters the world of myths and legends with this unforgettable compendium that spans the centuries and crosses the continents to share the greatest stories of all time.

     Sit back and enjoy more than 80 classic myths retold for the modern reader with engaging text and eye-catching graphics.

     This is a part of the Big Ideas series, The Mythology Book introduces the great and the good, from the gods of ancient Greece to the stories of the Cherokee People of North America. Going beyond the ancient worlds, this book brings to life influential tales of Aboriginal Australians and the Aztecs, each packed with compelling characters, plot twists and turns, and incredible insight into human existence.

    Discover the lessons behind every story and get to the heart of cultures far and wide through the inspiring narratives that capture the way communities work together to make sense of the world around them.

    This is essential reading for everyone who delights in stories of imagination, action, and adventure, taking new generations back in time to love and learn from the stories of the past.
    How have stories shaped society? Spanning millennia and exploring more than 80 classic myths and legends ​— including timeless tales of mischievous Loki, cunning Anansi, and brave Prometheus — this entertaining and educational audiobook is perfect for anyone who enjoys an intriguing history… or a good yarn! Performed by an Earphones Award–winning narrator.

    This series is great to have as a writer as a source reference as it not only gives a quick rundown of subjects but gives exacting sources for them so the reader (or writer in my case) can go to it to explore the complexities further. As well The Mythology book is well rounded bringing the mythologies of the African and other cultures into the genre once only dealing with Greek, Roman, and Egyptian mythos.