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The "New Windmill" branding implied that these weren't the Victorian moralizations of Hawthorne, but streamlined, modernized (for the 1960s) prose that respected the source material’s violence and passion without being gratuitous.

Unlike a 400-page novel, each myth stands alone. A student can finish the story of "Arachne" (the weaver turned into a spider) in a single sitting, gaining a sense of accomplishment. This is crucial for building reading stamina. the new windmill book of greek myths

Pair the story of “Arachne” with a weaving/art activity, or use “the Flight of Icarus” when discussing ambition and limits. The "New Windmill" branding implied that these weren't