Greek Mythology For Kids: Explore Timeless Tales & Bedtime Stories From Ancient Greece. Myths, History, Fantasy & Adventures of The Gods, Goddesses, Titans, Heroes, Monsters & More Paperback – February 21, 2022

Very easy for my Autistic son to read...We love the series.

I actually enjoyed reading and learning from this book. Even though its for kids. Its easy to read and learn from. There are tales and bedtime stories, Myths. I enjoyed the read. I love History any way that i can get it.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This was an entertaining read. The stories are easy to understand and make for a great introduction to Greek Mythology. Any child will enjoy the stories in this book.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Greek myths are filled with daring adventures and heroes to learn from. Greek Mythology For Kids is an excellent resource pact with information that is fun for kids of all ages. We loved reading the stories together.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

The book is small and poorly illustrated. Not appealing to kids. I expected something totally different.

Mythology has such great stories. This book didn’t really engage well. And there are no pictures or images for kids. Such a missed opportunity! It’s a synopsis of stories- maybe if a kid needs a quick report done this book could be helpful.

Kindle Edition.Greek Mythology is vast and complex and therefore a challenge to write about. This book does a competent job of giving an overview but often feels more like a recitation than a coherent narrative.The tone is conversational but often borders on pedantic, and the subject matter is delivered in a fairly dry manner. It tells rather than demonstrates the richness of the mythology and lacks the elegance that can engage the reader in this complicated topic. I found the somewhat didactic tone unengaging, and frequently stories were referred to but not explored. Given the breadth of the material, this is not surprising, but it does not make for captivating reading.“Jason’s story is rather long, but is worth reading, as it has several smaller stories in it. Greek myth is sometimes quite complex, with many smaller plots interwoven. But the stories, whether small or big, are all fascinating.“The fascination does not come through in this work, and in fact, the discussion misses the mark in not addressing how Greek culture reflected fear of the gods as a motivating factor and a belief that the gods interacted with humans and each other in a transactional manner. Consequently, the gruesomeness of the tales comes through without the balance of poetic imagery, and the result is a somewhat queasy reading experience.Overall, this is a helpful general description or reference, but not an enjoyable read.I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

It's a cool book with great stuff, but stories and the words are a little too grown up for smaller kids.