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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
612-822-4611
Maya and Aztec Mythology Stories for Kids Ages 8-12: 25 Illustrated Legends of Gods, Heroes, and the Day of the Dead

Maya and Aztec Mythology Stories for Kids Ages 8-12: 25 Illustrated Legends of Gods, Heroes, and the Day of the Dead

Sky, Rosie Bright

Paperback

Fairy Tales & FolkloreGeneral Juvenile Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798192049037
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.23 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Twenty-five gods. Two ancient civilizations. One unforgettable journey through the myths that shaped Mexico and Central America.

From the moment a small, overlooked god leaps into a bonfire and becomes the sun, to the day two clever brothers outwit the Lords of the underworld itself, Maya and Aztec Mythology Stories for Kids Ages 8-12 brings twenty-five of the most thrilling legends of Mesoamerica vividly to life for young readers.

Meet Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent who braved the land of the dead to build the very first people. Follow the Hero Twins as they trick their way through Xibalba's deadliest trials. Discover why marigolds still guide loved ones home every autumn, and how a small dog became humanity's most trusted guide on the longest journey of all.

Each story is written in a warm, adventure-filled voice inspired by the best-loved mythology collections for this age group - real stakes, real humor, and real heart, without anything too intense for young readers.

Inside this book, your young reader will find:

  • 25 complete myths from Aztec and Maya tradition, each in an easy-to-follow story format
  • Gods, heroes, tricksters, and monsters brought to life with warm, original illustrations on every spread
  • Pronunciation guides for every name, so hard words are never a barrier to the story
  • A closing Why It Still Matters note on every tale, connecting ancient myth to living traditions today - including the real origins of Día de los Muertos customs still celebrated across Mexico

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