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bluedolphin | 07:54 Wed 26th Mar 2003 | Arts & Literature
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Can anyone recommend a good book as an introduction to greek mythology for kids around 8 years old? Thanks
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Click http://www.mythweb.com/ and a link will take you to an excellent child-friendly Greek mythology website. Perhaps the kids could try that first, then graduate on to books later. It's a starting-point at least.
http://www.usborne.com/fiction/myths_and_legends/m
yths_and_legends_title.asp?Primary=565 try
this, when I was a kid I loved the Usborne books. Theres a Horrible Histories (fantastic books) about the Greeks too but I dont know how much is about the mythology.
When I was a kid, I loved the Nathaniel Hawthorn Tanglewood Tales books, but I bet they're out of print now.

I also liked the books by Roger Lancelyn Green (Tale of Troy etc) but I bet they're out of print as well.

You might be able to find them in second-hand shops: I read them when I was about 7 and 8 and absolutely loved them - still have a good knowledge of Greek mythology today thanks to those books (and we're talking 40 years ago).

I have a book I picked up from a charity shop which would be perfect, but I am sure it is out of print, you would have to try one of those websites where they find you out of print books: Stories of Ancient Greece by Roger Lancelyn Green Illustrated by Doreen Roberts; published by Paul Hamlyn Ltd, Drury House, Russel Street, London for Golden Pleasure Books Ltd, 1967. No trace of an ISBN no. - perhaps they did not use them in 1967?

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