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Greek Mythology for Students: Nature Myths

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Dvd
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Ex library book with stickers and stamps.

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The ancient Greeks were fascinated with the mysteries of nature, and storytellers often attempted to explain natural phenomena through the tales they created. In Nature Myths, students learn the mythical rationale behind the cycle of the seasons through the story of Persephone, who must return to the underworld each year, causing winter. Viewers discover the origin of the sound of an echo and learn how the beautiful flower narcissus was born from a young man's vanity. Also included is a story of Helios, the sun god, and the daily passage of the sun, which includes an explanation of how deserts, volcanoes and icecaps formed the landscape of the Earth.
ASIN: B000OIP3RS
VSKU: GBV.B000OIP3RS.G
Condition: Good
Binding: Dvd
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Condition Notes: Ex library book with stickers and stamps.
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Greek Mythology for Students: Nature Myths