The Tale of Troy
By Roger Lancelyn Green
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What is The Tale of Troy about?
This retelling of the Trojan War chronicles the events from the judgement of Paris and the abduction of Helen to the epic battles led by heroes like Achilles and Odysseus. It captures the legendary siege of Troy, the cunning use of the Wooden Horse, and the perilous journey of Odysseus back to Greece. The narrative brings to life the valor, strategy, and myths that have shaped this timeless tale.
About the author
Roger Lancelyn Green was a British author who loved telling exciting stories from myths and legends. He is best known for retelling famous tales like 'King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table' and 'Tales of Ancient Egypt'. His books bring heroes, gods, and adventures to life for young readers everywhere.
Pages
224 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Edition published
2012
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