Publisher: Munhakdle
The picture book , which uses folktales transmitted by mouth as a motif and uses them as motifs, delicately deals with the problem of identity that occurs during the child’s growth process.
In the hope of impressing the woman he loves, journalist Edward Malone embarks on the adventure of a lifetime – a scientific expedition to South America. Together with two professors and an explorer, he sets off to search for a prehistoric land ... and dinosaurs! Not only do they need to survive close encounters with fearsome creatures, the team must also endure an unexpected betrayal and capture, and return home with evidence from their trip.Show book
Twelve-year-old Micah Murphy’s life has been turned upside down. First, his parents move him to a small boring town on the other side of the country, and now, his friends are not even messaging him back. The prospects for a great eigth grade are not looking good.After finding an old kayak, and proceeding to lose his way while exploring the shore of the Atlantic, Micah finds himself caught up in an adventure bigger than he planned.Micah is trapped in a strange land. All he wants to do is get home. Even if that means his parents will ground him for the rest of the summer. Isdralan is a world in the shadows of our imagination, balanced between light and dark. He has to learn whom he can trust, in a place where nothing is as it seems, and come face to face with secrets he never knew existed.Will Micah be able to face his fears, or will he be stuck in Isdralan forever?Show book
At Sunshine Stables, dreams become adventures! Young pony fans will love this fantastic pony club series from Olivia Tuffin. Amina is desperate to win a place on the Sunshine Stables showjumping team. It's her chance to prove herself - and to show off the talents of Nutmeg, her gorgeous palomino pony. But is it worth winning at all costs? Clever little Nutmeg is ready to show her what really matters... Packed with adventure and full of heart, Olivia's huge knowledge and passion for ponies shines on every page. Beautifully illustrated throughout by Jo Goodberry, this is a perfect pony story for readers aged 7+. Don't miss the other Sunshine Stables stories! - Poppy and the Perfect Pony - Sophie and the Spooky Pony - Gracie and the Grumpy Pony - Jess and the Jumpy PonyShow book
Join Mizzi Mozzi, Lekko, and Flip-Flop as they embark on a daring journey to recover the magical Parthimus Plume-Pen, which has been locked away by the nefarious Kreepy-Kroopy Frighta-Writa. Along the way, they encounter the enigmatic Salix-Saldo Gleesando and his incredible Kalamakla Stalakpipe Pianette, which holds the key to unlocking the Klip-Klasped Kalamdam Box. Will they manage to retrieve the Parthimus Plume-Pen and foil the Frighta-Writa's wicked plans? Join the adventure and find out!Show book
Ghost stories from the Midwestern United States have never been so creepy, fun, and full of mystery! The haunted history of the Midwest comes to life—even when the main players are dead. Visit Ohio, the oldest state in the Midwest, to glimpse ghosts in the Butler County Historical Museum. Or travel to Crown Point, Indiana, and see Ruffle Shirt Hill’s Underground Railroad site. Dive into this spooky chapter book for suspenseful tales of bumps in the night, paranormal investigations, and the unexplained all across America’s Midwestern states; just be sure to keep the light on.Show book
“Apollo’s history is a confusing one,” said the renowned poet and mythologist Robert Graves. This notion is also illustrated in the above quote from the 6th century BCE Homeric Hymn to Apollo, which gives the reader a brief glimpse into the confusion surrounding Apollo’s multi-faceted nature. The quote comes from the end of an episode in which Apollo is traversing the known world, looking for a place to build a temple to himself. Once he lands upon a place of his liking, however, he realizes that he needs to populate it with priests who would ‘guard’ and care for its ceremonies. Rather than depend upon those ‘glorious tribes’ to supply his temple with sycophants, Apollo has no patience for chance, and flies down to a Cretan merchant ship, landing on it in the form of a timber-shaking dolphin. After terrifying the merchants, he tells them that their lives in the sea trade are over, and they are to be priests at his temple from then on. Cautioning the merchants to eschew piracy and ‘keep righteousness’ in their hearts, while simultaneously confronting and sequestering them captures the youthful god’s capricious character quite well. Artemis had one of the most widespread cults in the Greek world, perhaps due to her connection to nature, which can be a ubiquitous antagonist or boon-giver. Her association with nature may also explain why she was one of the oldest deities in the Greek pantheon, although her appearance in the Mycenaean Linear B script is still contested. Etymology often gives modern readers a better idea of the earliest form of a deity, but Artemis's is confusing. She is often associated with mythic qualities (such as "maidenhood" and "purity") and even non-Greek origins. The latter is as unsurprising as the former, since Artemis had a large following throughout Greece and across Asia Minor, where her most famous temple, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, resided. It was in the Near East where Artemis represented wilder characteristics.Show book
