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The New Windmill Book of Greek Myths

, authored by the highly acclaimed British writer Geraldine McCaughrean , is a curated collection of 16 classic Greek tales designed primarily for young readers. First published by Heinemann in 1997 as part of the New Windmills series, it is widely used in educational settings (specifically for Key Stage 3 pupils in the UK) to introduce foundational legends with accessible language and wit. Book Overview

The book begins at the beginning: Chaos, Gaia (Earth), and Uranus. It explains the castration of Uranus, the rise of the Titans, and the infamous dinner party where Cronus swallows his children. From there, it covers the epic Titanomachy (war between Titans and Olympians) and introduces the ruling family of Mount Olympus: the new windmill book of greek myths