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Young Zeus | G. Brian Karas

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A mighty tale for every kid who has ever wanted to shout: You are not the boss of me!This is the story of how one little boy, with some help from six monsters, five gods (his squabbling siblings!), an enchanted she-goat, and his mother, became god of gods, master of lightning and thunder, and ruler over all!G. Brian Karas's playful and irreverent retelling of the myth of Zeus proves that being small (and young) doesn't mean you can't be the hero, reign supreme, and have fun.

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Young Zeus | G. Brian Karas

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IR. This myth book is the perfect picture book to help students learn about the Greek god Zeus.
Audio book- https://www.audible.com/pd/Young-Zeus-Audiobook/B00F979XMA?source_code=AUDORWS07...
UDL- 1.2
EL- audio or visual available
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Young Zeus | G. Brian Karas

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#ANewChapter Day 1: Karas explained in his Author‘s Note found at the #NewBeginning(s) of the book how his visit to Greece gave him the resonance he needed to come up with this book project. This book is an effective introduction to myths for younger kids who may not be too predisposed to really find out the gory details about all the gods and goddesses. This is definitely a more sanitized version of the tales. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-6U5

vkois88, Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Lovely illustrations!! 6y

vkois88 That sounds pretty cool. My whole family likes mythology (one brother in particular is especially fascinated), so I'll look into this one for him to read with LO 😊 6y

Reggie I was gonna say.... did they leave out the part about killing their parents? Lol (edited) 6y

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