Fiction: Traditional stories, myths and fairy tales

Did you know that Neptune has a great underwater empire?

Gods are beings that possess great power and magic.

Do you know who King Midas is?

Folktales should be learned because they are stories that have been based on oral traditions.

Did you know that not all tales have happy endings?

Inject the very wonderful and lively Greek and Roman myths in your children's systems because they have tons to learn from them.

Cut your kids some slack and lead them to an adventure-filled destination that is the Norse Folktales.

Relive the Greek gods, goddesses and all those ancient histories with this educational book for children.

Schools don't just teach children all facts and real things.

In this educational story book, we're going to discuss some of the characters present in Arthurian folktales.

Make your beautiful kids explore the folktales in the European setting with this Cinderella and Beyond book.

Folktales are meant to be enjoyed not only by the elders but also by the younger ones.

In this educational book, we're going to go over the Roman and Greek gods of Jupiter and Mars.

Folktales are used by elders to teach the young generation about good and bad.

While the Arthurian folk tales are mostly stories of friendships, this one is focused on the strength and spirit of King Arthur especially when he pulled the sword from the stone.

The greatest love stories are created by the most brilliant minds.

Europe has produced many beautiful folktales that have survived time and war.

Though magical creatures, their stories are reflective of the belief systems of the people that created them.

The purpose of folktales is to keep cultures and traditions alive.

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'Robert Dinsdale mixes history and mythology with great panache .

This dual-language edition of Beowulf is for the general readers' enjoyment of the poem as well as a study guide for students of English language and literature.

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When he is only fifteen, a marauding group of barbarians invade Thors Viking village and do great, bloody damage.

Two young American tourists, Carmen and Cubby, arrive at a mysterious church in present-day Austria.

Necros, a sorcerer and only son of the king, wants nothing more than to have revenge on the city of Amuron.

The Dark Ages-a time of great turmoil and the collision of empires!

It is the early twentieth century within the northwestern savannahs of Cameroon as the infiltration of white colonialism lurks in the shadows.

Fleeing from his ferocious and parasitic pack, Braden accidentally stumbles across a former werewolf slayer.

'Inspiring' Waterstones'Thrilling' Guardian'Marries words and images to create a special echo of this country's rich past' The Times In Wild, Amy Jeffs journeys - on foot and through medieval texts - from landscapes of desolation to hope, offering the reader an insight into a world at once distant and profoundly close to home.

Everyone knows that if you fall afoul of the People, you must travel the miles to Gyrford, where uncounted generations of fairy-smiths have protected the county with cold iron, good counsel and unvarnished opinions about your common sense.

'Sexy, surprising and full of secrets' STEPHANIE GARBER'A beautifully broken and epic fantasy' CARRIE ANN RYAN My night.

'Sexy, surprising, and full of secrets' STEPHANIE GARBER'A sexy new take on fae fantasy .

Three magical gowns.

A tailor in disguise.

In the beginning, everything was fine.

Two sisters parted.

'His cornucopia of tellers and tales is a delight, a riveting celebration of a genre that revels in its own hybridity and the imaginative riches produced by the crossing of cultural and literary borders' Financial Times'Like a child after the Pied Piper I pursued Jubber into a world both human and full of magic.

A sweeping fantasy romance inspired by the Ottoman Empire, A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland is perfect for fans of A Marvellous Light and The Goblin Emperor.

'No one is better .

Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2023.

Longlisted for the Highland Book Prize 2020From the author of The Long Take, shortlisted for the Booker Prize and winner of both the Walter Scott Prize and the Goldsmiths Prize.

In a magical ancient Britain, bards sing a story of treachery, love and death.

The Number One Sunday Times BestsellerAn immersive, historical fantasy set in 14th-century China, She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan is a queer tale of love, loss, betrayal and triumph.