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Mythology

Tales' category of mythology contains some of the oldest written texts in history. The mythology books will take you on adventurous journeys through ancient worlds of brave heroes and great gods of the past. Our collection covers myth from all around the world. You can find stories about the Vikings’ Norse gods and sorceresses, but you can also dive into the legendary and heroic tales of Ancient Greece. You can also get wiser on Ancient Egypt and it’s gods and pharaohs. Finally you will find mythology books about Ancient Japan with descriptions of its traditions and customs. Get ready to be inspired by the stories of the past.
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  • by Ares Turner
    £11.49

    Nos trasladamos a la edad media para encontrar el origen de todo lo que está por llegar. En un mundo de cristal en el que las personas no son lo que parecen y que la ambición ciega la mente más pura que nos podamos encontrar. No te preocupes si te sientes identificado con algún o algunos personajes de esta novela. Todas las personalidades están dotadas de todo lo bueno y sobre todo de lo malo. Recuerda que las sombras a veces, son más poderosas que las luces, por lo tanto, no pierdas tu mente cuando leas esta historia, no cometas el mismo error que yo...

  • by Albert Westerman
    £17.99

    This book will offer you information about celtic myths, gods, and goddesses. Learn about the traditions and beliefs that guided others and discover insight into human nature.To some, mythology might seem like made-up stories with little historical information. But by learning what people long ago passed down to each other, you will gain an understanding of the type of people who were idolized and gain a deeper connection to the past. Inside you will read about...Brief history about irish mythologyThe supernatural races of irish mythologyWho exactly was the tuatha de danann?The story of tuatha de danannThe four treasures of the tuatha de danannIreland's most prominent godsWhere did the tuatha de danann end?The author explores the many forms of magic, including divination, healing, love spells, and detailed banishing rituals.There's even an entire chapter dedicated to the importance of sharing the magic with kiddos and how to introduce children to witchcraft responsibly. Children will love these easy-to-understand spells, and parents will love combining learning with playtime!

  • by James Fenimore Cooper
    £44.49

  • by Ian Kelly
    £8.99

    Teaching stories from old traditions and religions, told in modern language. These stories can be read to children - and to adults - and are fun, as well as instructive.

  • by Susanna D. Stark
    £18.49

    Retko ko je kro¿io u Selevenjsku ¿umu jer se zle i opake stvari de¿avaju u toj zäaranoj ¿umi. Ko god da je unutra zäao nikada se vi¿e iz nje nije vratio a ono malo kojima je to ipak uspelo ili su izgubili svako se¿anje ili su u potpunosti pomerili pame¿u. Niko iz obli¿njeg sela se ne usudjuje da zucne ni re¿i jer vile koje tamo ¿ive su mo¿ne i opake. Posebno strepe od Ambrozije, najmo¿nije od svih jer niko nije siguran od njene osvetni¿ke ruke. ¿ak i same selevenjske vile strepe od nje jer se Ambrozija ne obazire na vilinski kodeks. Posebno je kivna na Koviljku jer je ova zäela dete sa seoskim ¿umarem i time zape¿atila sudbinu vilinskog carstva. Iako je svesna svoje gre¿ke, Koviljka po svaku cenu nastoji da zätiti svoje tek rodjeno ¿edo. Poslednjim snagama skriva bebu na saläu kod paora bez dece a onda namami Ambroziju kod Naprate i sunovrati ih obe u ¿umski zdenac. Ne slute¿i da je devoj¿ica vila, paori je odgajaju kao svoju sopstvenu k¿i a zbog nebo plavih o¿iju su joj nadenuli ime Cikorija, po divljem cvetu koji izdäno raste po njihovim poljima. Nakon petanest godina Ambrozija se konäno oslobadja iz zdenca i gnevnija nego ikada kre¿e u besomu¿nu poteru. Ona ima samo jo¿ jedan jedini cilj, da sprovede do kraja ono ¿to je onomad davno zapo¿ela.

  • by Monika Seeberger
    £10.49

    Eine chinesische Legende, verpackt in einen spannenden Roman.An einem beschaulichen Ort am Yangtse wird jedes Jahr durch den Rat der Weisen eine Jungfrau auserwählt. Diese wird dem Flussgott geopfert, um diesen milde zu stimmen und dadurch das Volk vor Überschwemmungen zu bewahren. Als der schüchterne Dany erfährt, dass seine heimliche Liebe Lian das nächste Opfer werden soll, beginnt er um ihr Leben zu kämpfen. Dabei scheint sich nicht nur der Rat der Weisen gegen ihn zu stellen, sondern auch der neue Statthalter Simen Bao. Als bereits alles verloren scheint, sieht Dany nur noch eine letzte Möglichkeit, um Lian aus den Fängen des Todes zu befreien.

  • by Nichol Goldstein
    £12.49

    Prepare to be surprised.The Retelling of Fairy Tales is a reimagining of some of our most beloved childhood stories for an adult audience, adding twists and turns that bring them into fantasy worlds, modern day settings, alien planets, and may even take the point of view of the villain. Join us for:Symbiotes: The tale of The Frog Prince set in a strange world where only your fated match can help you evolve into who you were truly meant to be.For the Love of Coffee: The story of The Genie and the Lamp told with both humor and heart in modern day Hawaii, proving that you don't need to be a prince to be worthy of love.Sympathy for the Devil: The tale of The Fall as seen through the eyes of the devil. What if God set a curse upon one of Its sweetest, most holy creations? Watch innocence twist into evil, for the road to hell is, indeed, paved with good intentions.Soulmates and Silence: The Little Mermaid, but instead as a young man raised to be an irreverent troublemaker. His voice is taken as punishment for yet another ridiculous misdeed, and only by finding his soulmate by the next full moon can he take back what was once his.Fully illustrated, this collection will make you laugh, pull your heartstrings, and let you fall in love. Come with us and enjoy the call of destiny, the sizzle of romance, the ache of tragedy, and the timelessness of magic, all wrapped together in this one unforgettable collection of short stories.

  • by Georgia Aristeidou Themistokleous
    £13.49

  • by Susannah Welch
    £17.49 - 32.99

  • by Allison Sipe
    £16.99

    Magic and mayhem reign supreme in Avalon.Ex-lovers, power struggles, and ultimate sacrifices collide as Robert finds himself in a precarious position with Lila Patridge. Not only is she his ex-girlfriend, but she's also the woman who wants The Waker dead.But Lila isn't his only problem. His situation becomes dire when he learns he's meant to be sacrificed in the name of Morgana. Stripped of his magical abilities and left battered and bruised, Robert must navigate the treacherous waters of Avalon to find a way back to Pismo, and back to Violet.Will Robert be able to escape his captors and make it back to Pismo alive? Will he be able to reclaim his magical powers and seek revenge on those who have wronged him? Or will he be forced to make the ultimate sacrifice in the name of Morgana?

  • by Daithi O hOgain
    £44.99

    The definitive reference book on Ireland's cultural and religious heritage.

  • by John Schissler
    £23.49 - 42.99

  • by William Hyde Rice
    £14.99 - 23.49

    Spending almost the entirety of his life immersed in the culture and language of Hawaii, William Hyde Rice was determined to produce a translation of Hawaiian legends that preserved the spirit of Native Hawaiians, their flavor, rhythm and pacing. The result of his efforts, Hawaiian Legends, is a celebration of the days of old Hawaii and the tellers of stories.

  • by Karin Celestine
    £7.99 - 10.99

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    by Jamila Ahmed
    £8.99 - 13.49

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    by Susie Donkin
    £13.49

    In the beginning, everything was fine. And then along came Zeus.

  • by Jamie Sedgwick
    £12.49

    Hank Mossberg has crossed paths with every lowlife scumbag the world of the fae could produce, from child stealing imps to drug dealing goblins, but now he's pitted against a villain unlike any he has ever faced before. The dark-elf Siva warned Hank that a storm was coming. Now he's going to find out what she meant. The madness begins when the wizard known as Magnus attacks a crew of Golden Gate Bridge workers, using magic to hurl fireballs and lightning at his helpless victims. Before the carnage is over, several workers are dead and the world of the fae has been exposed for all mortals to see. As Hank delves deeper into the case, he begins to suspect the old wizard's motives may lie hidden somewhere in the dark secrets of his past. But just as Hank is about to expose the truth, the killer turns the tables. Now Hank is the target, and the killer will stop at nothing to destroy him… Even if it means murdering everyone Hank has ever loved.

  • by Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis Budge
    £9.49

    A book which attempts to reconstruct two ancient Sumerian stories from photographs of the stone tablets on which they were originally written: one story concerns an ancient account of a deluge (or flood) which destroyed much of civilization); the other concerns the exploits of the mythical Gilgamesh who takes a stand against Agga, the king of Kish. The epic also presents a striking portrayal of human limitations. Gilgamesh becomes arrogant with his success, and the people of Uruk call on the gods to deliver them from this tyrant. In response, the gods make Enkidu, the wild man, who is Gilgamesh's equal in strength. Gilgamesh's battle with Enkidu tempers his character, and the two embark on a series of adventures, leaving Uruk in peace. Some readers have interpreted this as an early recognition of the need to use power to limit power.

  • by Nolwin B. Kellam
    £10.49

    Ein poetisch-philosophischer Text für Erwachsene, der in die herrliche Welt des 22. Jahrhunderts entführt und zur kritischen Betrachtung unserer Zeit einlädt.Zweisprachig in Deutsch und Französisch

  • by Joseph Jacobs
    £19.49

    Joseph Jacobs is widely recognized as a prominent figure in the realm of folklore studies, emphasizing the significance of safeguarding oral traditions and fairy tales as vital components of a nation's cultural legacy. This special edition is made of two of his most notable publications : "English Fairy Tales" and "Celtic Fairy tales". The first one contains a collection of 43 tales when the second accounts for 26, giving the reader a glimpse into some of the world most fabulous legends and captivating stories.The book is fully illustrated by John D. Batten and comes with a large and Easy to Read Layout which makes reading more confortable.

  • by Tyna Esteves
    £14.49

    Lorsque juste seules quelques décennies séparent les générations, d¿histoire en histoire, de mauvaises graines nommées « ignorances » se débinent. Sur la pointe des pieds, elles prennent congé, ces vilaines et illustres indignes. L¿on pourra alors chercher le pourquoi du comment infiniment, et même au-delà du firmament, jamais on ne trouvera par quelle magie les échanges intergénérationnels se hâtent de prendre racine. Pendant que les anciens portent en parure les estampilles immuables des ans et n¿en restent pas moins des enfants face à leurs petits-enfants, arborant la leur sans nulle marque du temps, les jeunes enfants n¿en deviennent pas moins grands face à leurs grands-parents. Si ces tête-à-tête se font dans un lieu hors du temps et au c¿ur d¿un écrin de splendeurs, la magie opère, elle les fait s¿affronter et se confronter. Bien sûr, c¿est gentiment. Oui, oui ! N¿allez pas imaginer des bagarres ou alors celles de douceurs. Juste écouter dans le but d¿entendre¿

  •  
    £8.49

    Kvin rakontoj estas legeblaj en tiu ¿i libro, kiu jam per la kurioza bildo sur la titolpäo vekas scivolon. La rakontoj montras interesan mondon al legantoj, kiuj eduki¿is lä e¿ropa kulturo. E¿ la baza motivo de la rakontoj similas al tiu de e¿ropaj fabeloj: Post dan¿eroj, suferoj la bono estas savita, la malbono ricevas la meritan punon. Tamen la rakontitaj eventoj kaj la ilusträoj estas nekutimaj.Skizo pri la enhavo de la rakontoj: Bela, bonkora knabino ofertas sian vivon por redoni la vidkapablon de sia patro. - Oferema edzina fideleco kaj ¿ia rekompenco. - Perdo de feli¿o, akirita per trompo, tamen pro sincera pento la kulpo estis pardonita. - Kruela intrigo fare de novedzino konträ la du filinoj de la antäa, mortinta edzino (Interesa klarigo pri la dua edzi¿o de ilia patro: "rompi la familian linion sen viraj infanoj ¿ajnis al li grava peko konträ la prapatroj"). - Kiamaniere la leporo povas savi sian vivon per kuräo kaj säeco konträ la drakore¿o.Sed trovi¿as motivo, kiu estas konata ankä en e¿ropaj fabeloj: Revenadantaj spiritoj de mortintoj devas tuj malaperi, se ärore la koko krias.La tradukinto uzis facile legeblan kaj kompreneblan lingväon. La teksto estas presita eminente. La ilusträoj estas kuriozaj, bele desegnitaj kaj presitaj. En la fino estas klarigitaj la kelkaj uzitaj nekonataj vortoj. Tie oni trovas ankä mallongan biografion pri la kompilinto kaj tradukinto de la rakontoj. Li meritas, ke oni konu lian nomon.Janos Sark¿zi / Monato, marto 1998

  • by Jamie Sedgwick
    £12.49

    Sedgwick's one of a kind fantasy series continues, and this time Hank Mossberg is taking a backseat. Prepare to be treated to an entirely different perspective on life in the gritty fantasy setting of San Francisco's undercity: Goblin P.I. Sam Snyvvle may be crude, cynical, and vulgar, but one thing he's not is stupid. When a gorgeous dryad offers Sam a king's ransom to retrieve her stolen diamond, he knows the whole thing smells like a setup. Unfortunately, there are two things that Sam can never pass up: a gorgeous dame, and a truckload of money. Besides, if things don't work out with the girl, Sam knows he can always pilfer the diamond for himself. Snyvvle sets out to find the missing gem, but immediately ends up in hot water. He's trapped in a room with a dead mob boss, an empty safe, and the police banging down the door. Sam knows he looks guilty as sin, so he does what any sensible goblin would do: He goes on the run. Now, Sam is in a race to locate the missing diamond before the cops catch him or the mobsters kill him. Fortunately, Sam knows the dark, seedy streets of the undercity like the back of his hand, and he swears that when he finds the people who framed him, they're going to regret it. That is, if the cops, the mob, and his arch-nemesis Hank Mossberg don't catch him first!

  • by Jamie Sedgwick
    £12.49

    Siva's prophecy came true, and it was Hank's worst nightmare. Hank watched his beloved city overrun by gangs, serial killers, and pixie dust dealers. He saw the fae humanized and turned into brainwashed zombies. Finally, he was set up -framed as a murderer and a terrorist- and betrayed by the woman he loved. Now he's back, and somebody's going to pay.Hank's return to the undercity begins with a rude awakening. In the wake of the massive terrorist attack, the Undercity Police Department has collapsed. The fae are being terrorized by a self-appointed dictator who calls himself "The Governor," and his army of jackbooted thugs known as Peacekeepers. Hank has a lot of work to do if he's going to straighten things out, but in the meanwhile, there's something else he has to do.First, he's got to solve a few murders, one of which is particularly personal. Then, he's going to find Siva and make her pay for what she's done…

  • by Sean Benoit
    £20.49

    Enter the twisted realm where ancient Greek mythology collides with bone-chilling horror in "Shadows of Olympus: Greek Mythology Horror Unleashed." This gripping collection of short stories marks the first volume in a spellbinding series that explores the darker side of mythology across different countries. Immerse yourself in a world where the gods and monsters of old emerge from the shadows and wreak havoc in modern times. From the cursed halls of Hades to the treacherous depths of the sea, these tales transport you to a realm where mortal lives intertwine with divine nightmares. Unleashing the full force of atmospheric suspense, each story unveils a fresh encounter with the malevolent forces of Greek mythology. Face the petrifying gaze of Medusa in the heart of a bustling city, witness the bloodlust of Ares manifesting among unsuspecting mortals, and succumb to the haunting melodies that drive men mad under the influence of Apollo. Prepare to be enthralled as you follow the harrowing footsteps of ancient legends. Delve into the enigmatic nightmares born of Nyx, feel the searing vengeance from the forge of Hephaestus, and brave the treacherous depths of Tartarus where souls are unleashed in eternal torment. With "Shadows of Olympus: Greek Mythology Horror Unleashed," author Sean Benoit weaves a tapestry of terror, blending the richness of Greek mythology with the chilling allure of contemporary horror. Gripping and relentless, this collection will leave you craving more of the spine-tingling encounters with the gods and monsters that inhabit these modern tales. Step into the shadows and embrace the horror that lies within the realm of Olympus. Dare to unlock the ancient secrets that dwell in the darkness.

  •  
    £29.99

    Strange Realities, is a compilation of poetry and short stories; which either encompass personal experiences and beliefs, or, are made up of social truths; that are meant to entertain, invoke penetrating contemplation or offer comfort.

  • by Carsten Kiehne
    £17.99

    Den Sagenschatz von Bad Suderode habe ich in der ersten Auflage vor genau 10 Jahren herausgegeben. Es ist eine Liebeserklärung an meine Großmutter Ida Brunner (die mir viele Geschichten erzählte) und ebenso an meinen Heimatort. Da ich noch immer Sagen, Märchen und Anekdoten hinzugewinne, meine antiquare Buchsammlung stetig wächst und ich viele Stunden und Tage im Gespräch mit Einheimischen war, hat sich die Sammlung hiesiger Geschichten seit 2013 fast verdoppelt, weshalb mir diese Neuauflage ein Herzensanliegen war. Bad Suderode, einer der ältesten Kurorte unseres Landes, fasziniert und heilt seine Besucher seit fast 200 Jahren, einmal durch die frische Harzer Bergluft, dann durch sein Gutes Wasser, mehr noch durch den wunderschönen Mischwald und nicht zuletzt durch die vielen sagenumwobenen Orte mit ihren altüberlieferten Geschichten. Frage dich selbst: kennst du die Erzählungen von der Lessinghöhle, dem Opferstein, unserer Wunscheiche, der Elfenwiese oder die Sagen der angrenzenden Orte und ihrer Sehenswürdigkeiten, wie Stiftskirche, Lauenburg und Teufelsmauer? Lass dich entführen, in längst vergangene Zeiten, berühren von spannenden Eindrücken und Ritualen, von humorvollen Redewendungen und Harzer Traditionen - von Herzen viel Freude mit diesem Schatz!

  • by Marine Kelada
    £25.99

    Jacey MacRae est condamnée.Atteinte d'un mal mystérieux et incurable, elle se rend à Gairloch, petite bourgade du nord-ouest de l'Écosse, bien décidée à faire la lumière sur le seul et unique rêve qui la hante depuis toujours.Mais lorsqu'elle rencontre un homme énigmatique au milieu des bois, l'essence même de son existence en est bouleversée.Qui est donc cet être aux multiples visages qui l'attire si inexorablement ?Cet être avec qui elle replonge dans un passé troublé, au coeur de guerres de clans et de légendes oubliées ?Et elle, qui est-elle véritablement ?Le compte à rebours est enclenché...Car les fantômes du passé jettent leur ombre sur le présent, et la mort approche...

  • by Sven M. Bork
    £17.99

    Es geht um 2 Raben, Hugin und Munin, die Raben des Odin, die sich immer auf ihrem Ast, einer riesigen Eiche treffen. An einem stürmischen Abend beobachten die beiden Raben, wie Blätter, Seiten und immer mehr davon an Ihrem Ast vorbeifliegen, es sind Seiten aus einer Bibel, also der Bibel genau. Als Odin oder Wotans Raben, die ja zu Odins Zeiten diesem immer berichteten, was sich auf der Welt so zugetragen hat, können die mit den Geschichten der Schöpfungsgeschichte gar nichts anfangen, sie veralbern und kommentieren jede einzelne Textzeile bis zum Ende der Schöpfung und dann sogar noch Noahs Arche, es wird gelästert, geulkt ... bis Hugin sich wünschte zu erfahren, wie den die Schöpfung nun tatsächlich stattgefunden hat. Ja wenn Odins Raben sich etwas wünschen. Zapp, werden Sie auf einen absolut leeren Planeten verbracht, dieser Planet ist aber wesentlich mehr, als er scheint, dort werden Planeten gebaut, entworfen, ganze Galaxien, komplette Universen ja mehrere den es gibt kein Universum, es existiert ein Multiversum. Die beiden lernen den Schöpfer kennen, nicht den Gott aus der Bibel, der Schöpfer ist nur einer von vielen weiteren Schöpfern, so nennen sich die Mitglieder einer alten Gilde, die alles Mögliche bauen, erschaffen. Die Raben sehen wie ein Planet montiert wird, aufgebaut und an den Bestimmungsort transportiert Hugin und Munin lernen die Auftraggeber kennen, meistens Götter, Räte oder Erben von reichen galaktischen TV oder Musikstars, die sich Luxus gönnen und an den Bewohnern Ihren Frust auslassen können. Während des Schreibens entwickelte sich das Buch ganz anders. Anfangs sind da nur die Bibelpassagen, die von Hugin und Munin bretthart kommentiert und die Widersprüche in diesem schlecht recherchierten Buch entlarvt wurden. So sollte es weiter gehen, bis Mose 3 aber wie bei Svenney O`Sheäs wahren Abenteuern, entwickelten die beiden Raben ein Eigenleben, indem sie selbst zur Geschichte wurden, aber auch Odin¿s Walhalla bekommt sein Fett weg, wie einige Personen des aktuellen Zeitgeschehens. Im Höhepunkt dieser Geschichte taucht Tsering Khy, ein nepalesischer Lama auf, der die Reinkarnation aus der Inkarnation heraus erklärt und in 1000 den Jahren einige Inkarnationen und die folgende Reinkarnation, das Auflösen durchmachte um am Ende sein Nirwana, als Computerprogramm zu betreten und somit nicht still unsterblich den Kreislauf des Seins unterbricht, sondern ...... lest es selbst. SATIRE pur sarkastisch bis böse plus Cartoons

Mythology
Mythology is the foundation of many of today's stories, take for example the stories of King Arthur and Merlin, a well-known story that goes back to the celtic mythologies. It has fascinated many writers all around the world and with good reason. Myths take you on fascinating and sometimes even magical journeys and into the ancient worlds of the past. The mythologies build on folklore and you can learn a lot about the ancient lifestyles by reading mythology books. The themes in mythologies are often built around honor and bravery, but the tales also have their own universal moral message. 

Norse mythology books
In the Nordic countries we have a long and proud history of folk tales and some of them can be traced all the way back to the Middle Ages and even before that, to what we describe as the Norse period, where all the Scandinavian countries were connected as one and not divided into nations. The North was instead formed by many smaller societies, who lived comparatively insulated and connected to nature. Such a life could be hard and created fertile soil for folklore and the belief in supernatural creatures, which are found in many folk tales. Most of the tales were part of an oral tradition and were often handed down through many generations. The mythology tales were first written down and converted into mythology books many years after they were told for the first time. 
We cannot mention the Norse period without the Vikings. Vikings are known all over the world for their strength, ships and sometimes brutal conquests, but the Vikings were defined by so much more than that. They had for example a vivid and intriguing tradition for mythology. To the Vikings they were so much more than myths, it was their religion. The Norse religion referred to as Asatru consists of multiple gods, goddresses, brave heroes and volvas, which were strong female sorcerers and fortune tellers. If you want to find your way to get started in Nordic mythology you can find a good description and overview in Penguin Book of Norse myths - Gods of the Vikings

Greek mythology books
Some of the greatest and most famous myths are found in Ancient Greece. You might have heard about the gods Zeus and Prometheus, the goddesses Athena and Aphrodite, and the heroes Hercules and Achilles? They are just a few of the unique figures of Ancient Greek mythology. They are found in some of the greatest classics of world literature; the Iliad and the Odyssey written by Homer. At Tales you can get them as mythology books in their traditional verse form, but we would also recommend you to take a look at Stephen Fry’s interpretations of the classical tales. Fry takes the timeless classics into modern times by rewriting the mythologies in a modern, easy understandable english, but he still keeps the essence of the Ancient mythologies. You can find Stephen Fry’s Heroes and Mythos in our selection of mythological books. 

Egyptian mythology books
Another world of mythologies is found in Ancient Egypt. Here we come across Ancient gods and goddesses with faces formed as animals. One of the central gods in Egyptian mythology is the sun god Ra. Ra was the incarnation of the sun, which was the foundation of life. In Egyptian mythology we also find mummies. Mummies were the deceased faraos, who were embalmed and covered in gaze to restore them for the afterlife. The god Osiris would then help them on their way through the afterlife. The mummies were placed in their own pyramid, who would show the greatness of the faraos for the times to come. The pyramids still stand in Egypt and show the history of the past. Among our egyptian mythology books you find the book Egyptian Mythology, which has collected all the fascinating tales of Ancient Egypt and all its gods, goddesses and legendary creatures. 

Japanese mythology books 
You can also find japanese mythology books in Tales’ selection. The japanese myths are little known to people, but contain many amazing stories. You can for example find the story behind the samurais, an Ancient collection of warriors in the japanese armies. A samurai had to live up to certain virtues in order to keep his status. A samurai should both be loyal and have a high level of endurance, modesty, and honor. You could learn a lot about a country from its mythology, because it is the foundation of the country’s culture, although a lot of changes have found place since then. If you aren’t familiar with japanese mythology, we recommend you to read the Handbook of Japanese Mythology among our collection of japanese mythology books. 

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