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    Ancient Greece: A Ducksters Book

    By Ken Nelson

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    This book about Ancient Greece is brought to you by the makers of the popular children's educational website Ducksters. Inside the book, you will travel through the history of Ancient Greece learning about its culture, people, and famous cities. You will read about the democracy of Athens, the warriors of Sparta, and the rise of Alexander the Great. You will also discover what it was like to live in Ancient Greece including the clothing, religion, daily life, and food of the time. Take an adventure to Ancient Greece and learn more about this fascinating civilization.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKen Nelson
    Release dateAug 12, 2014
    ISBN9781310428371
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    Ancient Greece: A Ducksters Book
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    Ken Nelson

    Ken Nelson lives in North Carolina where he has run an educational website for kids called Ducksters since 2005. Ken spends his free time reading historical fiction, jogging, and traveling to historical sites. He has a degree in electrical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

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