The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) — Content Guide for Parents
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About this book
When legendary warrior Odysseus sets off from the city of Troy to his home on the island of Ithaca, little does he suspect the terrifying dangers that stand in his way.
Man-eating giants, a one-eyed ogre and a six-headed serpent are just some of the adversaries he must face in this graphic version of Homer's epic Greek legend.
The perfect companion to Christopher Nolan's film adaptation in theatres July 2026.
- Discover a map of Odysseus's journey
- Includes bonus information about the original legend
- QR code linking to pronunciation guides for the names in the books and additional information about Ancient Greece
Frequently asked questions
Is The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) appropriate for a 7-year-old?
Odysseus faces man-eating giants, a one-eyed ogre and a six-headed serpent on his journey home. The story is built around monsters and dangerous encounters, and the publisher calls the dangers terrifying.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have violence?
Found (Supporting): Odysseus faces man-eating giants, a one-eyed ogre and a six-headed serpent on his journey home.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have scary content?
Found (Supporting): The story is built around monsters and dangerous encounters, and the publisher calls the dangers terrifying.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have religion?
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Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have race & culture?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have profanity?
Couldn't confirm: The sources for this edition do not mention the book's language.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have climate?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have sexual content?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have gender roles?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does The Odyssey: An Exciting Greek Mythology Graphic Novel Tale for Kids (Ages 7+) (Usborne Graphic Novels, 1) have gender & orientation?
Couldn't confirm: The sources for this edition do not say whether any character or relationship is LGBTQ+.
