The adventures of Odysseus

by Lupton, Hugh.

Format: Print Book 2006
Availability: Available at 8 Libraries 8 of 8 copies
Available (8)
Location Collection Call #
Bethel Park Public Library Juvenile Nonfiction j 398.2 LU
Location  Bethel Park Public Library
 
Collection  Juvenile Nonfiction
 
Call Number  j 398.2 LU
 
 
CLP - Main Library First Floor Children's Department - Non-Fiction Collection qj BL820.O3 L87 2006
Location  CLP - Main Library
 
Collection  First Floor Children's Department - Non-Fiction Collection
 
Call Number  qj BL820.O3 L87 2006
 
 
Cooper-Siegel Community Library Children's Non Fiction j 398.2 LUP
Location  Cooper-Siegel Community Library
 
Collection  Children's Non Fiction
 
Call Number  j 398.2 LUP
 
 
Mt. Lebanon Public Library Children's Non-Fiction j 883 Lup
Location  Mt. Lebanon Public Library
 
Collection  Children's Non-Fiction
 
Call Number  j 883 Lup
 
 
Northland Public Library Children's Nonfiction J 883 L96
Location  Northland Public Library
 
Collection  Children's Nonfiction
 
Call Number  J 883 L96
 
 
Sewickley Public Library Juvenile Nonfiction J 292.08 LUP 2006
Location  Sewickley Public Library
 
Collection  Juvenile Nonfiction
 
Call Number  J 292.08 LUP 2006
 
 
Shaler North Hills Library Juvenile Non-Fiction j 398.20938 L
Location  Shaler North Hills Library
 
Collection  Juvenile Non-Fiction
 
Call Number  j 398.20938 L
 
 
Whitehall Public Library Easy Nonfiction ENF 292.13 Ad96l
Location  Whitehall Public Library
 
Collection  Easy Nonfiction
 
Call Number  ENF 292.13 Ad96l
 
 
Summary
Hermes clicked his fingers and Paris was blinded by the light. He covered his face with his hands. Slowly he opened his fingers and saw standing before him the three most powerful goddesses of all.
Contents
Prologue
The stranger
The cyclops
The sack of winds
Circe
The land of the dead
The song of the spheres
Torment and trial
Shipwrecked
Ithaca
Father and son
The beggar
Setting the trap
Springing the trap
The olive tree
Epilogue.

Published Reviews
Booklist Review: "Great for storytelling and reading aloud, this handsome, large-size picture book retells Homer's epic of Odysseus' perilous journey home in an immediate, fast-paced narrative (Half of me was furious. The other half was terrified. I drew my sword, intending to rush in and attack . . . ). The text is beautifully framed with crisp, brightly colored, mosaic-style illustrations of the heroes and monsters, rendered in watercolor, gouache, and gold ink. Particularly impressive are the image of the Cyclops' bloody eye, the sweeping view of shipwreck and the Land of the Dead, and the picture of the goddess Athene covering the island with a white swirling mist. Then there's Penelope at home, keeping her suitors at bay. For younger readers, this is an exciting introduction to the classic story. --Hazel Rochman Copyright 2006 Booklist"
From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.
Additional Information
Subjects Odysseus, -- King of Ithaca (Mythological character) -- Juvenile literature.
Odysseus, -- King of Ithaca (Mythological character)
Publisher Cambridge, MA :Barefoot Books,2006
Other Titles Odyssey.
Contributors Morden, Daniel.
Balit, Christina.
Homer. Odyssey.
Language English
Description 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 29 cm
ISBN 1841488003
9781841488004
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