Publisher's Synopsis
Man's innate power to imagine has produced countless amazing masterpieces throughout history. The mind's ability to create and generate stories and tales fascinated the world for thousands of years. Some of the most enchanting products of imagination are folklore, legends, and mythologies.
Over the years, there have been numerous myths rooted in men's experiences and mysteries from all parts of the globe. However, one famous mythology became unparalleled in popularity and influence: the Greek mythology. It is a collection of stories and tales passed down from generation to generation in ancient Greece, starting as early as hundreds of years before the birth of Christ. These stories vary from the origins of the universe to the lives of deities, heroes, mythological creatures, and men. The myths first started as an oral tradition but were developed into one of literature's strongholds. Several aspects of Greek mythology have had an extensive influence on the lives, cultures, arts, and literature of Western civilizations - and soon after, the whole world.
This series features specific significant times in US history that have shaped the nation in one way or another. Each featured event gives a snapshot of that piece of history to show young readers the nation's past, which has been instrumental in molding the country to what it is now.
Features include
● Perfect for readers ages 6 - 12 years old
● Non-fiction chapter books perfect for the family
● Easy to read stories any young reader can enjoy
● Brings history alive for young readers to appreciate and remember
Each chapter contains a crucial piece that shows what the US has been through as a nation. In reading each one, young readers will have a greater understanding of the rich history they are a part of.
