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ΑΡΓΥΡΩ ΛΙΑΠΠΗ

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My Public / Unpublished Books (15)

  • The story of the golden apple and how it led to the Trojan War.
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  • Alkyonis and Kykas, a mortal couple, anger the gods by considering themselves equal to immortals. The gods transform them into birds and bring winter for their eggs.
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  • A group of students visit Plato's Academy and have a conversation with a talking statue and an olive tree, learning about the history of the place.
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  • Demeter's daughter, Persephone, is kidnapped by Hades and forced to spend six months in the Underworld. Demeter mourns her loss, leading to the changing of seasons.
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  • Seven brothers escape a dangerous ogre, outsmart him to take his magical boots, and use his riches to provide for their family and live happily ever after.
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  • A family faces starvation during a famine. The youngest child, Chick, uses stones and crumbs to find their way home when they are abandoned in the woods.
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  • A retelling of the twelve labors of Hercules, describing each heroic feat he performs to atone for killing his family and to free himself from King Eurystheus’ control.
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  • A brief retelling of how the goddess Athena killed the Gorgon, used its skin and blood, and what the myth symbolizes about hasty, dangerous thoughts.
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  • A collection of three short fables: The Fisherman and the Little Fish, The Fox and the Grapes, and The Goose With the Golden Eggs. Each story teaches a moral lesson through animal characters and their actions.
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  • A brief retelling of a Greek myth explains who the centaurs were, their wild nature, and what happened when they attended a fateful wedding.
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  • A short legend about the stone of St Vito, which inhabitants of a neighboring village tried to steal before it became too heavy to move due to divine power.
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