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Heracles and the Nemean lion book

Inspired by Heracles, a divine hero in Greek mythology who had performed 12 great labors, this book told about a boy named Heracles. He also was born in Tiryns and the son of Alcmene and the king of god Zeus. However, Heracles didnt know about it, always believing that his father was king Amphitryon, his mother's husband. Therefore, he always wondered why his father always liked his his twin brother Iphicles more than him; Amphitryon treated Iphicles gently while he always treated him coldly.
Heracles and his mother kept living with Iphicles and Amphitryon in Amphitryon's castle till he went to age of seven. Because of some reason he didn't know, he mother brought him to leave the castle and then lived in a nice building far away the castle after that. Accompanying with the were the Old-Gardener, Lena, July and her daughter, Amelinda. Amelinda was the same age as Heracles and was one of two best friends of Heracles and the other was Gwen, son of a lord in his country. 
Heracles and the others had normals live until he reached on age of thirteen and received a letter from the a place called Hippocoon land. That was the first time he knew about the existence of another world, the magic world and he was one of the people who were chosen to come to the place to study.
Fortunately, his two best friends also like him received the letter. They came to Hippocoon land together, started studying, controlling their power and learning about the magic world together.
The first book Heracles and the Nemean lion. Click here to buy an ebook and click here to buy a paper book.       
This is the book contents
PREFACE
Chapter 1: The All-For-You shop
Chapter 2: Hippocoon lan
Chapter 3: The owl of wisdom
Chapter 4: The lyre professor
Chapter 5: The Ginseng king
Chapter 6: Again the dream
Chapter 7: The first year outdoor activities
Chapter 8: The hunting game
Chapter 9: The flag robbing game
Chapter 10: The chaotic Hippocoon
Chapter 11: The invisible powder
Chapter 12: The oracle
Chapter 13: The Nemean lion
Chapter 14: The family torch
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Heracles and the Nemean Lion

The first epic in the Heracles and the Twelve Labors series — witness Heracles' legendary battle against the invincible lion. A tale of strength, fate, and immortal valor.

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Heracles and the Dragon Hydra

The second chapter of the Heracles and the Twelve Labors series. Heracles faces the monstrous Hydra — a dragon-like beast with many heads, each reborn from the last. A mythic journey of courage, strategy, and divine challenge.

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