The Iliad is a timeless epic poem written by the ancient Greek poet Homer. Set during the Trojan War, it tells the powerful story of pride, honor, and the fierce battles between Greek and Trojan warriors. At its heart lies the conflict between Achilles, the greatest Greek hero, and Agamemnon, the leader of the Achaeans, whose clash of egos shapes the fate of thousands. As the gods and goddesses of Olympus intervene in human affairs, alliances are tested, cities are threatened, and warriors rise and fall in a struggle that will echo through the ages.
With vivid depictions of heroism, loyalty, and loss, The Iliad captures the raw emotions of war and the cost of vengeance. From the wrath of Achilles to the bravery of Hector, and the sorrow of King Priam, this epic is filled with unforgettable moments. Carefully retold with clarity and emotion, this edition brings Homer’s classic to life, making it both engaging and accessible to modern readers while staying true to its ancient spirit.

• The book contains 24 chapters in chronological order written by Homer retold by young readers.