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Little Pantheons

日本の神々

日本の神々

£9.99 GBP
£9.99 GBP
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Welcome to the land of the rising sun! Discover the rich and fascinating world of Japanese mythology in this beautifully illustrated book - perfect for children aged 4 to 8!

Gods of Japan introduces young readers to important deities from Shinto mythology including the radiant sun goddess Amaterasu, the storm god Susanoo, the rice goddess Inari, and many more. With vibrant, original illustrations and clear, easy to understand descriptions, this book makes Japanese mythology engaging and accessible for young readers.

Why families and teachers love Little Pantheons:

- Supports learning about world cultures and ancient civilisations

- Stunning artwork that brings the gods and myths to life

- Perfect for bedtime stories, homeschooling, and classroom use

- Builds curiosity, respect, and cultural awareness

- Ideal for kids who love stories of heroes, nature, and divine adventures.

Join the many families exploring mythology with the Little Pantheons series.

 

Product Information 

Dimensions: 21.59 x 0.23 x 21.59 cm

Weight: 127g

Pages: 37

Language: English 

ISBN-13: 979-8192120958

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Author & Illustrator: Liam Formaniuk

Liam is an author and illustrator from Leeds, UK, with a passion for making classical mythology accessible and exciting for young readers.

Having been active in the digital art space for years, Liam created the Little Pantheons series to introduce children aged 4–8 to the gods and goddesses of ancient civilisations. His books have become favourites for parents, teachers, and children looking for beautiful, curriculum-friendly titles that spark curiosity and cultural awareness.

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Jenkins
We have discovered the Shinto pantheon!

Awesome introduction to the Shinto pantheon, the Japanese gods are less well known than others in the series and my son loves it. His older cousin (aged 12) also couldn't put it down!

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