Mythology

6 Mythologies of Different Countries All over the World

By: Ron Carver

Narrated by: John Griffith

The past is coming back. The ancient myths that were told, are now available in an audiobook format. Listen to the narration, and you will find yourself amazed by the intricate details of age-old civilizations like that of the Celts, the Vikings, the Greeks, and others. This combination of books focuses on several separate societies that have a long, well-known history of believing in multiple gods, goddesses, crazy creatures we now suppose are fiction, and a myriad of other interesting superstitious or valuable assumptions.

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©2019 Ron Carver (P)2020 Ron Carver

Impressive

Impressive to put a bundle of that size together. It must cost a lot of money to pay for the narrator, a lot of work writing, and a lot of effort to just put this project into a buyable (is that a word) digital product. I am impressed. Good job, guys.

Great stuff

My compliments to the author and the narrator. I was able to understand every thing clearly, not just since the narrator articulated the words well, but also because the information in it contained new things to be learned.

Wow! Really?!

A little taste of everything. A big taste of some. With this book, I was happy to see a bundle of some of the bigger books on Audible, namely Egyptian, Greek, Celtic, Norse, African, and Indian mythology. For a credit, it's a good deal. Buying it in cash... well, that depends on how you are, I guess, but even then, it's like a discount. You don't want to buy them all separately.

And yes, I enjoyed the narrator and the stories very much. Thank you, Ron Carver, for packing up these books into a big, giant, bundle of 6 mythologies from different regions in the world. I am impressed.

Amazing

This is an amazing bundle. I have nothing bad to say about this. So many mythological stories. Just really, really great.

information-dense, but unpolished

I found this book to be absolutely packed with information about the various mythologies covered, the cultures that spawned them, and the context in which they arose.

Unfortunately, a better production editor was needed. the book went along find until the Egyptian chapters, at which point the repetitions, rephrasings, and other verbal errors that were left in the audio gave the listener the impression that the project was due and that's where the editing just stopped.