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	Ancient Greece - Eyewitness Guide Click picture to look inside Discover the world of the ancient Greeks - their myths and legends, heroes and gods, and the rich legacy of their civilization. The civilization of the Ancient Greeks is one of the most fertile the world has ever known, and the influence of their flourishing arts, philosophy and political ideas can still be seen today. This collection of stunning photographs brings that magnificent past vividly to life. Starting with Minoan and Mycenaean cultures, the book goes on to look at the siege of Troy, the Golden Age of Athens, the warlike Spartans, and the campaigns of Alexander the Great. It features a Greek family in everyday costume, a hoplite armed for battle, a cutaway model of a Greek farmhouse, exquisite jewellery, and painted vases depicting musicians, dancers, athletes, and the gods that dominated Greek life. Produced in association with the British Museum, London, Ancient Greece is a unique and absorbing introduction to a glorious civilization. Suitable for children: 8 years and over Publisher: Dorling Kindersley ISBN: 0863189091 Published: 1997 Hardback Price: £9.99


	Aesop's Fables Foxes, storks and thirsty crows - they're all gathered in this collection of eight of Aesop's best-loved tales. You may know the story of the tortoise and the hare, but have you heard the one about the lion and the mouse? A fun retelling of Aesop's classic fables specially for young readers. - Entertaining version of classic stories with humorous illustrations - Written in consultation with a specialist in early reading - Easy-to-follow text for young readers Author: retold by C. Watson Publisher: Usborne ISBN: 0746054084 Published: 2003 Paperback: 64 pages, 196 x 130 mm Price: £3.99


	The Odyssey This is the exciting story of Odysseus's famous journey. After the fall of Troy, Odysseus sets sail for his island kingdom of Ithaca, but his voyage will take ten whole years. He has to face many dangers: the one-eyed giant Polyphemus, Circe's enchanted island, and the sirens who lure sailors to their death. He even journeys down into the underworld and meets the dead Greek heroes. And all the time, his wife and son are waiting, hoping against hope that he will come and help them face the men who have invaded their home. Homer's great epic poem is brought to life in this critically acclaimed, classic retelling by Barbara Leonie Picard. Suitable for children aged 10 years and over Publisher: Oxford ISBN: 0192750755 Published: 2000 Paperback: 284 pages, 196 x 129 mm Price: £4.99


	Greek Myths and Legends This superbly illustrated reference guide is a thrilling introduction to the characters and adventures that make up the Greek Myths. Includes condensed versions of all the most famous stories brought to life with stunning pictures. - Includes a 'Who's Who' in Greek mythology - Stunning illustrations bring myths and characters to life Authors: C. Evans, A. Millard, R. Matthews Publisher: Usborne ISBN: 0860209466 Published: 1985 Paperback: 64 pages, 250 x 200 mm Price: £7.99

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