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Pedrocamacho
Last Song of Penelope | Claire North
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I‘m sad this trilogy is over. I loved North‘s reimagining of the Odyssey. I loved that this book extends beyond the end of the Odyssey as well.

The characters were great too. Leartes was hilarious. I love that his signature move is to try to chop the other swordsman‘s fingers off 🤣 Absolutely perfect for the father of Odysseus…

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leslovestoread
Persephone | Virginia Lee, Sally Pomme Clayton
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One of my favorite classic stories. This book did a great job portraying.

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Read_By_Red
Hera | Jennifer Saint
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Saint allows the reader to see Hera in a different light. There seemed to be too many events packed in, taking opportunities to better understand Hera away. Saint does a great job painting pictures of the settings and many of the events; I could really see, with great detail, what was happening. The audiobook was hit-or-miss. I also felt as though Fredrick was too monotoned and even paced in her delivery of the material, even the eventful parts.

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emmasm08
The Voyage Home | Pat Barker
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The final one - great books ! I loved them all .

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mfarragher
D'Aulaires Book of Greek Myths | Ingri D'Aulaire, Edgar Parin D'Aulaire

“The gods and goddesses were very much like us, with all our faults and failings.”

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mfarragher
D'Aulaires Book of Greek Myths | Ingri D'Aulaire, Edgar Parin D'Aulaire

This can be used in the classroom to introduce students to key myths and characters from Greek mythology through engaging read-aloud sessions. Teachers can also incorporate art projects or creative writing assignments based on the stories to encourage deeper understanding and personal connection to the material.

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mfarragher
D'Aulaires Book of Greek Myths | Ingri D'Aulaire, Edgar Parin D'Aulaire
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This is a beautifully illustrated introduction to Greek mythology for children. The engaging stories of gods, goddesses, and heroes are presented in a way that is both accessible and enjoyable. Vibrant illustrations enhance the narratives, drawing young readers into this magical world. This classic book is perfect for reading aloud or independent exploration.

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marleed
Hera | Jennifer Saint
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This book read like a pissed off roll call of Zeus‘ descendants (4 of whom descend from Hera, as well), but I enjoyed it. Years ago as a Math/CS major at a liberal arts college, ‘free‘ credits found the way to two particular instructors in the English Dept - one of whom was a master storyteller allowing me into her upper level mythology course - without doubt my favorite 3 credits in those 4 years. This book tested my memory in a great way.

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claripetrone
The End Crowns All | Bea Fitzgerald
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The End Crowns All by Bea Fitzgerald. 8,2/10 rating

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Ladygodiva7
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I discovered this children book here on Litsy, as I never heard of it, so I went out and bought a used book and enjoyed it immensely.
Mythology is just so fascinating!