Three Mistakes and a Monster
By Geraldine McCaughrean
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What is Three Mistakes and a Monster about?
In 'Three Mistakes and a Monster', two captivating plays bring ancient Greek myths to life. In the first, Zeus, seeking worshippers, creates beings of gold, silver, and bronze, but remains dissatisfied until Prometheus crafts humans. The second play follows the Sphinx, who guards the road to Thebes with a deadly riddle. Many fail to solve it, until a limping traveller succeeds, winning the queen's hand in marriage.
About the author
Geraldine McCaughrean is a brilliant British author who loves to create exciting stories for children and young people. She is well known for writing 'Peter Pan in Scarlet', the official sequel to the famous story of Peter Pan. Geraldine’s books are full of adventure and imagination, making reading an unforgettable journey!
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Edition published
2013
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