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	title:	Orchard Book of Greek Gods and Goddesses
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	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Orchard Books
	released:	August 28, 1997
	isbn:	1860391095
	isbn-13:	9781860391095

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Good but not perfect - Rated I think this is a better version of these ancient legends than is the comapanion Orchard book of Greek Myths, though the writer and illustrator remain the same. The text here is fuller and less summarized. The ills, though improved on Greek Myths, still for me have a patronising hint to them, as if to suggest that young children today have to everything spelled out to them so they don't get bored or misunderstand. The ills are neither in ancient mode nor modern, but inhabit a bit of an uneasy limbo between the two styles. Still - the stories themselves still speak to us loud and clear, and here they are, bold and colourful.

Customer Reviews

Good but not perfect - Rated 4/5
I think this is a better version of these ancient legends than is the comapanion Orchard book of Greek Myths, though the writer and illustrator remain the same. The text here is fuller and less summarized. The ills, though improved on Greek Myths, still for me have a patronising hint to them, as if to suggest that young children today have to everything spelled out to them so they don't get bored or misunderstand. The ills are neither in ancient mode nor modern, but inhabit a bit of an uneasy limbo between the two styles.

Still - the stories themselves still speak to us loud and clear, and here they are, bold and colourful.