The adventures of Hermes, god of thieves : 100 journeys through Greek mythology / Murielle Szac ; translator, Mika Provota-Carlone.
Material type:
TextLanguage: English Original language: French Publisher: London : Pushkin Children's Books, 2014Description: 374 pages ; 21 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781782690306
- 1782690301
- Feuilleton d'Hermès English
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Children's Book
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Main Library | Children's NonFiction | 398.2093 S996 | Available | 33111008339794 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Follow Hermes on 100 unforgettable journeys across the fascinating, colourful world of Greek mythology. The young god is determined to have adventures from the very moment of his unusual birth, stealing sacred cows, discovering fire and inventing the lyre and flute. With his tumbling brown curls and cheerful fearlessness, he charms his fellow gods: mighty Apollo, mournful Artemis, beautiful Aphrodite, and even the king of the gods, his father, Zeus himself. He will drink the nectar of Olympus and discover the truth about the immortals, from their first moments and worst monsters to their greatest loves and most terrible battles-but Hermes won't let any of it distract him from that whole wide world of good fun...
Translated from the French.
Ages 7+.
"Follow Hermes on 100 unforgettable journeys across the fascinating, colorful world of Greek mythology. The young god is determined to have adventures from the very moment of his unusual birth, stealing sacred cows, discovering fire and inventing the lyre and flute. With his tumbling brown curls and cheerful fearlessness, he charms his fellow gods: mighty Apollo, mournful Artemis, beautiful Aphrodite, and even the king of the gods, his father, Zeus himself. He will drink the nectar of Olympus and discover the truth about the immortals, from their first moments and worst monsters to their greatest loves and most terrible battles"--Jacket.