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Dead Famous: Alexander the Great and his Claim to Fame

Alexander the Great and his Claim to Fame

He marched an army halfway round the world – but also mistook himself for a god and had a horse for a best friend. Just what was so great about Alexander? Find out!

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Eyewitness: Ancient Greece

Eyewitness: Ancient Greece

This Eyewitness guide to the Ancient Greek world provides information on the mythical heroes and gods as well as the temples and statues still surviving today.

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Eyewitness: Ancient Greece Project Book

Ancient Greece Project Book

Gasp at the violent gods, strange myths and huge monuments of Ancient Greece! Discover its philosophies, beliefs and mighty achievements! Test your knowledge of Ancient Greece to the max with this fun fill-in workbook. It’s all interactive, which means you don’t just read: you get stuck in and explore! So try a quick-fire quiz! Turn the wheel to pick an activity! Stick in stickers! Memorize fast facts! What with a progress chart, reward stickers and a pull-out certificate, you’ll soon be a top expert on Ancient Greece!

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Greek Myths

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Greek Myths

Brought alive by dazzling comic strips, here are eight awesome tales of heroism, war, bravery and tragedy. From Perseus the Gorgon-slayer to the rage of the dreaded Minotaur, they’re the greatest stories ever told!

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Horrible Histories: Groovy Greeks

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Groovy Greeks

Apparently the Greeks (we are talking about the Ancient variety) were a rather groovy bunch. But as this Horrible History shows you, things were not always quite so jolly… and some of the things the Groovy Greeks did were actually, well, quite horrible!

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Horrible Histories: The Groovy Greeks

The Groovy Greeks

The Groovy Greeks is full of fab facts about the hip and happening Greeks – who hung out all over 2000 years ago. This book tells you who had the world’s first flushing toilet and why dedicated doctors tasted their patients’ ear wax.

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Horrible Histories (TV Tie-in): Groovy Greeks

Groovy Greeks

Apparently the Greeks (we are talking about the Ancient variety) were a rather groovy bunch. But as this Horrible History shows you, things were not always quite so jolly… and some of the things the Groovy Greeks did were actually, well, quite horrible!

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I Wonder Why: Greeks Built Temples

I Wonder Why: Greeks Built Temples

Why did Greeks build temples? Why were the Olympics held? Who ran the first marathon? Who was the goddess of wisdom? Who talked to the trees?

If you’ve ever wondered exactly what the Ancient Greeks got up to, crack open this weird and wonderful fact book to see! It’s full of gobsmacking facts to astonish and amaze you… and to make you say ‘erk’!

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Super Powers: The Snarling Beast

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Super Powers: The Snarling Beast

Seven days. Seven quests. Seven deadly challenges. Can Max and Finlay cheat a horrible death?

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The Iliad and the Odyssey

The Iliad and the Odyssey

See how the mighty Greek heroes brought down the majesty of Troy with their cunning wooden horse. Witness how Queen Helen’s beauty launched a thousand ships – and sent a thousand brave men to their deaths. Gasp at Odysseus’s voyage across the world, where he battled cannibals, monsters, and an enchantress who tried to turn him into a pig! See the great tales of Homer, told for the first time in amazing cartoon picture-strips!

“Elegant, intelligent, funny, dramatic and totally absorbing.” The Guardian

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