Greek Myths for Children

Greek Myths for Children

by Flora J. Cooke
Greek Myths for Children

Greek Myths for Children

by Flora J. Cooke

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Overview

Originally published in 1921 as chapters of the author’s larger work, “Nature Myths and Stories,” this Kindle edition, equivalent in length to a physical book of approximately 40 pages, includes 14 famous Greek myths retold for children.

CONTENTS

I. Prometheus
II. King Alcinous and the Storm Giants
III. The Swan Maidens
IV. Hermes
V. Persephone
VI. Iris’s Bridge
VII. Phaethon
VIII. Story of Sisyphus
IX. Daphne
X. The Poplar Tree
XI. Philemon and Baucis
XII. Clytie
XIII. Arachne
XIV. Aurora and Tithonus

Sample passage:
King Apollo soon missed the cows and searched all the meadow for them. He traced them to the cave, but when he got close to it he found that all the hoof-prints led away from the opening, not into it. He was much puzzled, until an old man nearby told him that he had seen a baby with wings at his heels chasing the cows across the meadow. Apollo knew at once that the baby was his mischievous little brother, Hermes.

Note: The original physical edition containing these myths includes several illustrations; they are not included in this Kindle edition.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940014175319
Publisher: A. J. Cornell Publications
Publication date: 03/30/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 30 KB
Age Range: 9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Flora J. Cooke (1864-1953) was the first principal of Chicago’s Francis W. Parker School.
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