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If You Like Mythology

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We have been telling stories to each other for a very long time. Stories that stick around for centuries become myths and legends. Through these stories we can learn about all sorts of different things, like how different cultures interact with the world now and back in the distant, ancient past. Reading about different cultures' mythology is one of my favorite things. Here are some books if you also like to learn about the myths and legends that are told around the world.

By Stella Caldwell 
London: Buster Books, 2025. Informational. 153 pages.

This collection of 20 mythological tales takes you on a journey around the world. With illustrations vividly done by 20 different artists, each representing their own cultures, this book tells stories of myths from cultures far and wide. Stories of gods, monsters, heroes, and warriors from histories from around the world. This book is an amazing resource with exploring mythology from around the world and learning about the myths of different cultures.  

Female Heroes of Greek Mythology
Written by Megan Duvarney Forbes
Illustrated by Meel Tamphanon
Naperville, Illinois: Callisto Publishing, 2026. Informational. 207 pages.

This collection celebrates the divine and heroic women of Greek mythology. 51 different stories of the goddess, warriors, and princess of Ancient Grecian myth and history. Dive into their stories of these powerful women and how they use their power and skills to win battles and wars, protect their homes and families, and rule realms of heavens, earth, and below. Who will your new hero be? 

A Guide to Mesoamerican Myths
By Jennifer Lombardo
Buffalo, NY: Cavendish Square Publishing, 2025. Informational. 48 pages.

Tales of Maya, Aztec, Olmec, and other ancient Mesoamerican civilizations are brought back to life with vivid stories about gods, goddesses, and the connections between the human and the natural world. These stories unveil the intricate beliefs and worldviews from these ancient advanced cultures. 

How to Spot a Magical Woodland Creature
Written by Sarah Glenn Marsh 
Illustrated by Lilia Bolecz 
Philadelphia: RP Kids, 2025. Informational. 120 pages.

This book is an illustrated compendium of magical woodland creatures and explores history and the mythology behind the magical creatures hiding behind the mundane. This book offers tips on how to spot the magical creatures living within the world around us. This book also includes interactive quizzes and crafts. This is a good book for those that like to go out and explore nature. This book also includes tips on traversing the outdoors and how to care for the world around us while we explore.

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