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Books : Children's Books : Fiction : Myths & Legends

• Tales from the Greek Legends (Junior Classics)

  Edward Ferrie

  
  
   

• The Tide Knot

  Helen Dunmore

  
  
   

• King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table

  Marcia Williams

  
  
   

• Stories from Ancient Egypt: Egyptian Myths and Legends for Children

  Joyce Tyldesley

  
  
   

• The Kiss of Death

  Marcus Sedgwick

  
  
   

• Greek Myths for Young Children (Usborne Gift Book)

  Heather Amery

  
  
   

• Greek Myths

  Marcia Williams

  
  
   

• Atticus the Storyteller's 100 Greek Myths: 100 Stories from Greece

  Lucy Coats

  
  
   

• Robin Hood and the Silver Arrow (The Greatest Adventures in the World)

  Tony Bradman

  
  
   

• How Rabbit Stole the Fire: A North American Indian Folk Tale (Puffin Folk Tales of the World)

  Joanna Troughton

  
  
   

• More Tales from the Greek Legends: Bellerophon and The Chimera, Orpheus and Eurydice, Narcissus and Echo and Other Tales (Junior Classics)

  
  
   

• The Iliad and the Odyssey

  Marcia Williams

  
  
   

• Seasons of Splendour: Tales, Myths and Legends of India

  Madhur Jaffrey

  
  
   

• Tales from the Norse Legends (Junior Classics)

  Edward Ferrie

  
  
   

• Baba Yaga and the Stolen Baby

  Alison Lurie

  
  
   

• Tales of Ancient Egypt (Puffin Classics)

  
  
   

• Rainbow Bird : An Aboriginal folk tale from Nothern Australia

  Eric Maddern

  
  
   

• The Seeing Stone (Arthur)

  Kevin Crossley-Holland

  
  Young Arthur de Caldicott is anxious to grow up, spread his wings and become a knight. But for now he must content himself with the life he has in the bosom off his family and friends. One day one of these friends, the old and mysterious Merlin, gives Arthur a special stone, and from that moment his life becomes entwined with that of King Arthur himself...

  Arthur:The Seeing Stone is an extraordinary novel, contemporary in feel but with its roots deep in the past. One hundred short chapters give snapshots of both the mythical world of King Arthur and the day-to-day existence of a young boy growing up in 1199, and as the two begin to touch on each other's lives the story develops into a multi-layered novel with a depth and intensity that maintains a page-turning, easy-to-read--yet at the same time challenging--quality that is somehow unique.

  Arthur: The Seeing Stone is an absolute must-read, written with a rich and earthy gusto that, combined with Kevin Crossley-Holland's authorative attention to the details of the Middle Ages, quite simply takes the breath away. (Age 9 and over) --Susan Harrison

  
   

• The Orchard Book of Greek Gods and Goddesses

  Geraldine McCaughrean

  
  
   

• Tales from China (Oxford Myths & Legends)

  Cyril Birch