Olympus. Myths of Ancient Greece

In this colorful book, ancient Greek myths are presented in a very unusual way - they are told by Zeus himself. He takes us for a walk around Olympus - the highest mountain of Ancient Greece - and introduces us to the gods, titans and heroes. The main god of thunder talks about the exploits of Hercules, about the journey of the Argonauts for the Golden Fleece, about the victory of the brave Perseus over the Gorgon Medusa, about the revenge of the gods who handed people the vessel of Pandora ...
This captivating tale of the pantheon of gods and heroes of Olympus is accompanied not only by classic illustrations, but also by original comics, which gives the modern reader an opportunity to take a different look at the traditional account of the myths of Ancient Greece, which we know from the school bench.

Author: Sophie Yurt

Illustrations: Carl Jonsson

Translation: Olga Vronskaya

Pages: 72 (coated). Hard cover

Dimensions: 210x285 mm