Mythology Land: 12 classic legends reimagined
By (Author) Claire Cock-Starkey
Illustrated by Pham Quang Phuc
Quarto Publishing PLC
Frances Lincoln Children's Books
4th November 2025
4th September 2025
United Kingdom
Children
Fiction
Childrens / Teenage: Anthologies
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Religious and spiritual stories
Hardback
112
Width 298mm, Height 341mm
500g
Explore the magical worlds of myth and fable with Mythology Land, and open the gates to the stories and adventures of cultures from all over the world.
Mythology Land is a collection of expertly retold legends and stories that are perfect for bedtime, with each story adorned with its own illustrated map of its mythical setting. Travel to Midgard and face the giants with Thor, race along the Yangtze River to see which animal wins the great race, or delight in the thrilling run from Baba Yaga in the Deep Dark Forest. What wonders will you discover along the way
Mythology Land includes 12 legendary tales from around the world:Rama & Sita (Hindu)The Great Race (Chinese)The Trojan Horse (Greek)Quetzalcoatl Brings Food to the World (Aztec)The Great Mui (Polynesian)Thor and the Land of the Giants (Norse)The Tale of Blodeuwedd (Welsh)Baba Yaga (Slavic)Anansi and the Sky God (Ghanaian)The Story of Isis and Osiris (Egyptian)The Grateful Crane (Japanese)The Legend of Sedna (Inuit) With vibrant, intricately detailed illustrations, Mythology Land transports readers to faraway lands of mystery, fantasy and magic, making this magical anthology something to be treasured and revisited time and time again.
If you love exploring magical worlds, don't miss Fairy Tale Land, the previous title in this enchanting series!
Claire Cock-Starkey is an author who worked withBen Schott on his hugely successful Miscellanies and Almanacs. She has worked for BBC Radio 4 andwritten many other miscellanies andfact-filled books on history, libraries, words, books and museums, including: Penguins, Pineapples and Pangolins (British Library, 2016), The Book Lovers' Miscellany (Bodleian Library Publishing, 2017). She ishappiest perched in the British Library reading rooms surrounded by a pile of obscure and fascinating books, researching her next book. Pham Quang Phuc is an illustrator from Vietnam. Heis the winner of awards including theAsian Children's Book Illustrator: Best in Fiction Award.