Jeremy and the Golden Fleece
By Becky Citra and Jessica Milne
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Becky Citra
Becky Citra is the author of over twenty books, ranging from early chapter books to novels for young adults. She was an elementary school teacher for over twenty-five years and began writing for children in 1995. Becky's books have been shortlisted for and won many awards, including the Red Cedar Award, the Diamond Willow, the Silver Birch and the Sheila A. Egoff Children's Literature Prize. She lives in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia.
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Jeremy and the Golden Fleece - Becky Citra
J.M.
How the Adventure Began…
Long ago, the Enchanted Theater was a wonderful place. People came from everywhere to see the ancient Greek plays.
Then Mr. Magnus bought the theater. That’s when the trouble started. Mr. Magnus made up new endings for the plays. He mixed up all the characters.
Zeus, the king of the Greek gods, was furious. He hurled lightning bolts at the theater. The power went out. People stopped coming to see the plays. The actors quit.
Jeremy and Aristotle the cat traveled back in time to meet Zeus. They traveled all the way to Mount Olympus, the home of the Greek gods.
Zeus told them that Mr. Magnus was ruining the Greek plays. He gave Jeremy three scrolls. Each scroll had a riddle. If Mr. Magnus solved all three riddles, Zeus promised that he would stop punishing the Enchanted Theater.
Mr. Magnus needed help from his friends. Jeremy and Aristotle traveled back in time to the ancient Greek underworld. They solved the first riddle.
Now they are ready for the second riddle!
Chapter One
The Enchanted Theater
Jeremy raced all the way to the Enchanted Theater.
Mr. Magnus and Aristotle the cat were waiting for him. They were in the little room at the end of the long dark hallway.
The room was filled with racks of bright costumes. Shields and swords gleamed in the corners.
Aristotle sat on top of a blue and gold trunk. Mr. Magnus perched on his stool by the window. Wobbly piles of books surrounded him. He was holding an ancient parchment scroll.
The second riddle!
said Jeremy.
Jeremy was good at riddles. But Mr. Magnus looked worried.