Don’t Know Much About World Myths
Don’t Know Much About World Myths by Kenneth C. Davis, published by Harper Collins in April 2005, is a 144-page exploration of global myths and their enduring significance. This edition presents a variety of stories, from Greek gods and goddesses to Norse trickster tales, highlighting the rich tapestry of myths that exist across different cultures and religions. Through a question-and-answer format, Davis engages readers with entertaining sidebars and quotes, making the subject accessible and enjoyable.
Readers will discover how mythology reflects common themes shared by civilizations worldwide, supported by a wealth of photographs, art reproductions, and illustrations by Sergio Ruzzier. The book serves as a companion to Don’t Know Much About® Mythology and fits within the broader context of juvenile nonfiction, covering subjects such as folklore, social science, and religion. This engaging resource invites young readers to delve into the fascinating world of legends, myths, and fables.
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Whether it’s the adventures of Greek gods and goddesses or Norse trickster tales, we all love to hear a good story. Kenneth C. Davis gives readers a taste of the diverse myths that live on in the cultures and religions around the world today. In his trademark question-and-answer style, peppered with entertaining sidebars and quotes, he also shows how almost every civilization’s mythology shares common themes. A wealth of photographs and art reproductions, along with clever black-and-white illustrations by Sergio Ruzzier, helps convey mythology’s lasting vitality. This is the perfect young companion to Don’t Know Much About® Mythology — and other titles in Davis’s best-selling Don’t Know Much About® series.
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