The Sarantine Mosaic by Gavriel Guy Kay is the best example of what I’m looking for. A book where myth and history share the same page. I’m looking for a story that uses actually history but mixes it with the myths of the time. by LoveDistinct Related: NATIVE AMERICANS BOOKS FOR BEGINNER Poetry Suggestions Graphic novels suitable for babies/toddlers Self help for dealing with retroactive jealousy If you only could suggest ONE audiobook to wrap up the year…what would it be?
