Theseus and the Minotaur (Greek Myths) by Hugh Lupton

Theseus and the Minotaur (Greek Myths) Reviews

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  Sarah Michelle Virginia DeRosier

  I am not horribly familiar with Greek mythology but I do some what remember the story of the minator I really enjoyed reading this book and got through it fairly quickly.
  I hope to read more out of this series
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  Marcela

  Beautiful illustrations and easy book to read aloud to kids. A great way to learn about Greek mythology.
  
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  Chessa

  I read this to my 7.5-year-old today in one sitting - he loved it! I thought that it was told at a great level for someone his age to enjoy (the only thing he had trouble with was keeping all the characters straight - a lot of unusual names that he wasn't used to). It didn't feel dumbed-down, the illustrations were interesting and frequent enough to keep his interest.
  
  I would definitely read more from this publisher/author based on this example.
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  Angela

  As I just visited the Temple of Poseidon built on the cliff where King Aegon is said to have leapt to his death after seeing his son's ship with the black sails, it was fun to read this book to the kids. It was nicely written and fun to see.
  The 3rd graders found the book fascinating and I had to amend the cutting off the head bit.
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  Kevin

  Great introduction to these classic myths for young readers with wonderful illustrations. Will help young readers understand the stories, characters and their connections while the illustrations add color and tie it all together.
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  Jane Somers

  Children's books are the best for finding a way to understand complex stories.