Greek and Roman Mythology
Greek and Roman Mythology by Cirro Oh is published by Youngjin (Singapore) Pte Limited in 2005 and features 157 pages of engaging content. This edition presents a collection of captivating tales from ancient civilizations, focusing on the adventures of powerful gods, mythical creatures, and legendary heroes. Through simple text and vibrant color illustrations, the book brings to life stories such as the love affair of Eros and Psyche, Zeus’s incognito escapades among humans, and the transformation of Arachne into a spider by Athena.
Readers will discover a rich tapestry of myths that continue to resonate with children, highlighting themes of love, greed, and transformation. The narratives include King Midas’s fateful desire for gold and other timeless legends that have fascinated generations. This book serves as an introduction to the enchanting world of Greek and Roman mythology, making it accessible and enjoyable for young readers interested in historical tales and fables.
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Greek and Roman myths retain an enduring fascination for children, who find these stories of super-powerful gods, flying horses, and mythic quests compelling. Using simple text and vibrant color illustrations, “Greek and Roman Mythology, Vol. 3 makes these tales even more exciting. The book includes the timeless love affair of Eros and Psyche, mighty Zeus traveling incognito among humankind, the brilliant weaver Arachne transformed into a spider by a jealous Athena, King Midas whose greed for gold almost brings about his demise, and many more.
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