
By Jordi Bayarri, Diana Osorio (Translator)
Part of the The Funniest Events in History series
Experience ancient Greece through the eyes of a family witnessing groundbreaking discoveries.
Journey with an ancient Greek family as they navigate the dawn of democracy, the invention of the crane, and the art of cartography. This graphic novel offers a fresh perspective on historical events, blending vibrant illustrations with educational insights. Discover how ordinary lives intersect with extraordinary innovations, providing a captivating glimpse into the past. What role will this family play in shaping history?
Ancient Greek studies are all about philosophers, incredible artworks, and the gods and goddesses. But there were regular families living there too! In this entertaining graphic novel, an ancient Greek family lives through some of the most important discoveries of the time: democracy, the crane, and cartography. Told through three chapters and including an appendix of historical context, the main content gives readers a new, fun perspective of ancient Greece while still understanding the facts needed for social studies classes. Bold illustrations make this a unique choice for elementary libraries.
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