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A 3 page report and review of Two Sides of the Coin by Geraldine McCaughrean and Jan Mark. No additional sources cited.
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is a compilation of many different types of literary works. It is a compilation that is designed to inspire thought, discussion, and examination of various types of old stories, legends,
poetry and other literary items. The following paper offers a review and report of the book. Two Sides of the Coin This particular work is filled with many
different stories, some of which are there to introduce young readers to ancient legends and myths, as well as famous legendary individuals. For example, there is a section that examines
the stories of Medusa and also of Poseidon and Athena. These are figures that are seen throughout many different legendary stories such as Homers infamous Odyssey. The compilation is
presented by the authors noted, retold in a simpler form in some cases it would seem, thus giving the readers very easy reading about characters who are sometimes complex. This
makes the reading intriguing and easy to follow, as opposed to perhaps trying to read larger editions of works that can be confusing. In essence, such a presentation allows for
the young reader to become interested in ancient people and stories without being confused and bogged down with language that is hard to understand or stories that are incredibly long.
An example of one of the stories is the first story that talks about John Lambton. Lambton is a legendary figure from Europe and he is said to have
battled a huge worm. In the story presented in this particular book there are illustrations, done in pencil or pen and ink style, that really bring the story to life.
It is a story that is clearly retold by the authors and told in a very simple manner that is easy to understand and easy to read. It speaks of
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