Greek and Roman Myths

by William Kottmeyer

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138 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1962

About the author

William Kottmeyer has served in the St. Louis Public Schools as teacher, principal, reading specialist, and superintendent. A nationally recognized educational innovator, Dr. Kottmeyer has created a wide variety of basic language-skills materials.

Reviews

[Bryan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Greek And Roman Myths talks about myths from hundreds of years ago. This book talks about all of the mythology gods,how they became gods and what they are said to be good at. So far one of my favorite god is Hermes,god of thieves and also messanger of the gods. He's the one who would send messages from god to god using his winged shoes as help in the messaging process. Another one of my favorite gods is Apollo,god of the sun. He was also good at healing and saving people from death with his medicines and potions which also makes him the god of health. I may only be up to the gods inthis book,but I have the feeling that this book wont just be talking about gods.