
THE HEROES, or GREEK FAIRY TALES
This charming volume gathers a dozen timeless Greek fairy tales, retold especially for young ears. Each story opens a window onto the world of ancient Hellas, where gods, clever heroes, and humble mortals mingle in adventures that echo the values of courage, wit, and kindness. The author frames the tales with a warm letter to his own children, reminding listeners how the Greeks shaped the language, mathematics, and ideas we still use today.
In the first act of each tale, familiar motifs—talking animals, enchanted objects, and daring quests—draw listeners into a landscape of islands, bustling markets, and moonlit seas. The narratives celebrate curiosity and humility, offering gentle lessons without heavy moralizing. Perfect for a cozy evening, the collection invites families to explore the legacy of the ancient world while sharing the simple joy of storytelling.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (251K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
1996-10-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1819–1875
Best known for The Water-Babies and the historical adventure Westward Ho!, this Victorian writer brought energy, humor, and moral purpose to stories for both children and adults. His books mix lively storytelling with a deep interest in nature, history, faith, and social change.
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