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The Greek mythology section of an elementary library has traditionally seen a lot of attention from staff interested in teaching the genre and students interested in gods and monsters. If you need to update a well-worn collection, this new brightly illustrated edition with large bold photographs and illustrations is a good addition. The limited, readable text covers the most celebrated Greek gods, and other mythical creatures beginning with some background history and a map of Ancient Greece at the time, and has enough detail to engage a Grade 4-6 audience. The Table of Contents, bold headings, subheadings, plus captioned photographs, illustrations and maps help students navigate and locate information easily.
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