One of my first introductions Greek/Roman Mythology. I learned a lot about the variety of stories in those respective cultures, from stories about heroes to greek goddesses being kidnapped. Generally I found it really fun!! I would love to read this again! Admittedly I did find some stories boring or uninteresting and at times the book a was a little hard to read (at least when I read it at the time).

This was a fantastic read! It's especially fun to listen to. The narrator, Suzanne Toren, does an amazing job in bringing the stories to life. 

The stories themselves were laid out in a way that was easy to understand, though I think I could hear the parts that were quotes directly from the original translations. It sounded different, but the delivery of the story made it easy on the ears. Kind of like how watching a Shakespeare play helps you understand the content more than just reading the script from a book. 

Unfortunately, I zoned out of the last bit about the Norse mythology. I wasn't much interested in them after all the excitement of the Greek myths that took up 90% of the book.

Of course it’s simply just a book of Greek mythology but it was very entertaining. I found myself sucked into the world of Ancient Greece with the way the book uses it words and threads it’s story. All in all, I’d read it again.