The Odyssey
By John Escott
Can brave Odysseus outwit monsters, storms and angry gods to reach home?
adventurous · mythical · dramatic · exciting
Genres
What is The Odyssey about?
Odysseus, king of Ithaca, has fought in the Trojan War and now longs to return home. But his journey across the sea is filled with danger. He must outwit the Cyclops, escape the song of the Sirens, face storms and sea monsters, and survive the anger of the gods. Meanwhile, his wife Penelope and son Telemachus wait faithfully for him. This exciting retelling brings Homer's legendary hero, his bravery and his long struggle to reach home to life.
About the author
John Escott is a well-known author who writes exciting books for young readers. He enjoys creating fun stories and interesting mysteries that keep you guessing. Some of his popular books include 'The Ghost of Genny Castle' and 'The Treasure of Monte Cristo.' John hopes his books inspire you to love reading and discover new adventures.
Pages
61 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
1995
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