Greek Myths for Young Children
by Heather Amery
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appears in Greek Mythology and Fiction.
In Stories From Around the World, there are traditional stories from all around the world about brave heroes and heroines, wonderful magic, strange and faithful creatures, and of how things first began The Greek Myths are wonderful stories full of brave heroes, frightful monsters, powerful gods and goddesses, battles and great adventures...
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appears in Greek Mythology and Fiction.
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