The definitive work is Timothy Gantz, which I linked to above, if what you want to know is: what are the stories? what are the variations? what are the sources? But it is not a book for reading cover to cover, or for children, or for pleasure reading of any sort. It is, however, tremendously helpful for its synoptic overview of the primary sources. If you're looking to enjoy yourself, though, I bet Graves is great.
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