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BOOKS FOR KIDS

BOOKS

The book Leon and Melite: Daily life in ancient Athens was written to accompany the exhibition Scenes from Daily Life in Antiquity at the Museum of Cycladic Art. It describes ancient Greek daily life through the tale of the two children Leon and Melite living in fifth-century BC Athens. Leon's narration animates the everyday activities of women and men, the children's playthings and education, various sports, and martial training.&nbsp;

The book is illustrated with drawings and photographs of objects displayed in&nbsp;the Museum and most of them dating to the Classical and Hellenistic periods.&nbsp;

LEON AND MELITE | GREEK VERSION

Paper coloring sous-plats with the Museum’s animals.

COLORING BOOK

CYCLADIC SIMPLICITY

Young Frank, Architect,&nbsp;MoMA's first storybook for kids ages three to eight, follows the adventures of Young Frank, a resourceful young architect who lives in New York City with his grandfather, Old Frank, who is also an architect.

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