Illustrated Myths from Around the World Condition:Very Good Lewis Carroll remains a source

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Illustrated Myths from Around the World Condition:Very Good Lewis Carroll remains a sourceAn illustrated collection of myths from all over the world, all retold specially for young readers and beautifully illustrated. The Myths included are: The Children of Lir (Celtic), The Fox Maiden (Japanese), The Origin of the Winds (Inuit Alaskan), Anansi and the Box of Stories (Ghana Ashanti), The Cowherd and the Princess (Chinese), The Wall of Asgard (Norse), How the Seasons Came to Be (Greek), Thunder and Lightning (Nigerian), Finn MacCool (Irish