Review: D’Aulaires Book of Greek Myths

D’Aulaires Book of Greek Myths (1962; Delacourte Press) by Ingri and Edgar Parin D’Aulaire brings Greek Mythology to life in this stunning picture book for children. All the Greek Gods and Goddesses of ancient Greece are depicted in this book featuring 46 popular greek myths. The book is a good read aloud or as a supplement to Ancient history or Greek geography lessons.

Also available is D’Aulaires Greek Myth Student Guide.

Karin Katherine is a proud stay-at-home mother of four who feels blessed to be the mother of 5 year old fraternal twin boys and two daughters, ages three and 10 months. You are invited to follow her homeschooling adventures at www.PassportAcademy.com and her adventures as a mother, wife, homemaker, decorator and organizer at www.MommyMattersBlog.com

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