mythology, greek

An adaptation of the myth of Zeus, who, after liberating his two brothers and three sisters, dethrones his father Cronus and takes control of the gods on Olympus.

Explores some aspects of the history, philosophy, and mythology of Ancient Greece.

While on a family camping trip, Sam, Polly, and Joe receive three feathers that lead them on a magical flying adventure.

While visiting their grandparents' farm, Joe, Polly, and Sam are called by the magic of fire to go to Mount Olympus to repay a debt to Prometheus.

While visiting their grandparents' farm, Polly and Sam and their young cousin are drawn to an unusual rock that seems to want their help.

Interviews with renowned Greek scholars offer an overview of the gods and goddesses of ancient Greek mythology, discussing where the myths originated and why recent evidence suggests that some of the myths may have been true.

Presents drawings of monsters from ancient Greek and Roman mythology, accompanied by names and descriptions of each creatures, compiled to look like a child's school notebook.

Uses bright illustrations and adaptations to describe the adventures of the ancient Greek hero Odysseus.

Ares, the God of War, returns with the help of his daughter, Eris, planning to bring chaos and violence to the world, but when Eris is injured, Ares demands Wonder Woman save her or he will destroy the world.