Mythology: Egyptian and Norse Warriors, Gods, and Goddesses

Written by Birker Leif and Harper van Stalen

Narrated by Chloe Jacobson and Christopher Knight

There are 2 titles in this book, which are:

Book 1: How did the ancient Vikings live?

 

What was their society like?

 

This and many other questions about history and mythology will be answered in this brief guide. For example, an entire chapter is devoted to women’s roles in Viking society. Other chapters discuss the appearance of trolls and other creatures in Norse myths. You’ll find out why certain popular children’s movies have included Viking clothing and other elements in their narrative, what Viking art is all about.

 

Book 2: Are you familiar with ancient Hieroglyphs from the land of Egypt?

 

How about pyramids and temples?

 

Aside from touching on the facts related to these items and mysteries, this guide will also entertain you with specific stories that the Egyptian mythology has left us with. You will read more (or listen) about the experiences of Sinuh, the land of the dead they believed in, and the story of the doomed prince.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Dec 4, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664948617

Reviews for Mythology

[Charles Pate · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Just listening in my car, I appreciated this audio book. I did not stop listening up until completion. That's just how much I appreciated it. I was glad to hear the appropriate pronunciation of all the words by a qualified audio book narrator. The best parts of this book (I forgot which chapters) suggested the most to me. When I heard these things, I instantly knew I had made the right option. This book talked to me.

[Shawn Jackson · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Fantastic! Have you ever before tuned in to a book such as this? I hope you take my comments seriously, as I recommend this book to you. In my eyes, it was simply one of those books you can not avoid. You can not dismiss it, because it is one of the best on the market. I might become repetitious here, but that's just how I think about it.