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Jason and the Argonauts

Greek Myths

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De: Jessica Gunderson, Nadine Takvorian
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King Pelias promises Jason the throne if Jason can capture the Golden Fleece. Jason and his men, the Argonauts, depart on a great journey. After years of sailing adventures, Jason and his men arrive at Colchis, home of the Golden Fleece. Will Jason find what he's looking for?

©2015 Jessica Gunderson, Nadine Takvorian (P)2013 Capstone Publishers, Inc.
Ancient Civilizations Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths Historia Historia antigua Mitología Antigua Grecia Mitología griega
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This is a brief audiobook written at a children’s level. It is very good. It is approximately 15 minutes. Just don’t overpay. Thank You

An Excellent Children’s Work

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I taught Mythology and Folklore more than a year ago, and if I remember correctly, this story was included and we briefly discussed it in class. Even if I am not teaching the subject now, I think it is still the perfect time to revisit the story in its entirety (because who knows what might happen in the near future? I am referring to my teaching stint, of course!). It was a fun and engaging story, except maybe for the ending, because once again, Hera benefited from everything that happened. Mythologies indeed serve as a reminder that those at the bottom are often the sacrificial lambs of the powerful and elite. The moral may be dark, but I still think this story is worth introducing to kids.

A must read for Mythology fans

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