"To celebrate the rise of their new queen, three goddesses of the moon created three stars, one of fire, one of ice, one of water. But then they fell from the sky, putting the fate of all worlds in danger. And now three women and three men join forces to pick up the pieces Mermaid Annika is from the sea, and it is there she must return after her quest to find the stars. New to this world, her purity and beauty are nothing less than breathtaking, along...

First published in 1954, this is the Second Edition of the single-volume amalgamation of husband-and-wife team Marjorie and Charles Quinnells' three-volume anthology on Greek antiquity, originally between 1929-1932: Everyday Things in Homeric Greece, Everyday Things in Archaic Greece, and Everyday Things in Classical Greece. Part I tells of the Trojan War and of the heroes who sustained the Greeks in their early struggles, with Homer cited as the...

Mikis is thrilled when his grandfather buys a new donkey, but soon begins to worry that he is overworking the animal.

This book discusses ancient Greece's agriculture, mining, construction, leatherworking, pottery manufacturing, and foreign trade.

Dejected when the class hayride that she helped organize is cancelled because of rain, Megan consoles herself with a trip to Ellie's attic where the magic mirror transports her to ancient Greece.

This book discusses ancient Greece's religion, art forms, and pursuit of wisdom.

This book describes city-states with their own governments, such as oligarchies or democracies; their own laws for active or part-time soldiers; and their own officials who paved the way for ideas, such as democracy and the jury system.

A survey of the ancient Greek civilization and the part archaeology has played in its rediscovery.

Discusses life in ancient Greece, including citizenship in the city-state, family life, physical training and athletic competitions, and religious beliefs and worship.