Kid & Teen Literature

Ο Πηλέας και η Θέτιδα

Author: Antonis Papatheodoulou

The gods have the power of transformation. They take various forms and become entangled in the stories of mortals. And their adventures transform into myths. And myths travel through narratives and...

The gods have the power of transformation. They take various forms and become entangled in the stories of mortals. And their adventures transform into myths. And myths travel through narratives and books and transform into truths. Into our own truths. And the cycle of transformations continues... With the Mythological Tales series, a new "reading" of ancient...

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  • Age Age under 7 years old years
  • Item Mythology
  • Language Greek
  • Number of pages Number of pages 40
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2016
  • Publisher Publisher Metaichmio
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The gods have the power of transformation. They take various forms and become entangled in the stories of mortals. And their adventures transform into myths. And myths travel through narratives and books and transform into truths. Into our own truths. And the cycle of transformations continues... With the Mythological Tales series, a new "reading" of ancient Greek myths is attempted. These are not old, oft-told stories of forgotten gods, but exciting action tales, through which all the timeless human adventures, fears, and joys that have marked and still mark the human soul unfold. Includes educational activities.

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We are in Magnisia, in a forest of chestnut trees, high on a mountain whose name I cannot tell you because it has no name yet. Next to a fallen log sits the Centaur Chiron, half man, half horse, and wiser than all humans and all horses combined. Sitting on the log is a young man. He is holding his head and looks very upset... Who is he? And what is happening to him? He is a champion. The best wrestler among mortals. And a hero. Hero of the Argonautic Expedition. And a king. King of the Myrmidons... His name is Peleus. From him, this mountain will take its name and will be called Pelion. But not yet.

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Author
Antonis Papatheodoulou
Publisher
Metaichmio
Type
Mythology
Language
Greek
Age
under 7 years old years
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
40
Release Date
5/2016
Publication Date
2016
ISBN-13
9786180304831

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The gods have the power of transformation. They take various forms and become entangled in the stories of mortals. And their adventures transform into myths. And myths travel through narratives and books and transform into truths. Into our own truths. And the cycle of transformations continues... With the Mythological Tales series, a new "reading" of ancient Greek myths is attempted. These are not old, oft-told stories of forgotten gods, but exciting action tales, through which all the timeless human adventures, fears, and joys that have marked and still mark the human soul unfold. Includes educational activities.

Read an excerpt

We are in Magnisia, in a forest of chestnut trees, high on a mountain whose name I cannot tell you because it has no name yet. Next to a fallen log sits the Centaur Chiron, half man, half horse, and wiser than all humans and all horses combined. Sitting on the log is a young man. He is holding his head and looks very upset... Who is he? And what is happening to him? He is a champion. The best wrestler among mortals. And a hero. Hero of the Argonautic Expedition. And a king. King of the Myrmidons... His name is Peleus. From him, this mountain will take its name and will be called Pelion. But not yet.

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Book Excerpt

Author
Antonis Papatheodoulou
Publisher
Metaichmio
Type
Mythology
Language
Greek
Age
under 7 years old years
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
40
Release Date
5/2016
Publication Date
2016
ISBN-13
9786180304831

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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