Homer: The Wrath of Achilles (Penguin Archives)

On the battlefield of Troy, the Greek and Trojan armies are locked in a devastating war, with Achilles standing at the center of the conflict. Renowned for his speed, strength, and extraordinary skill, Achilles is the greatest warrior among the Greeks. Yet when his pride is injured, he withdraws from battle, setting in motion a chain of events shaped by anger, fate, loss, and revenge.

This carefully selected edition of Homer’s Iliad follows Achilles through some of the epic’s most powerful moments, from fierce battles and displays of heroic rage to scenes of profound grief and personal loss. It offers readers an accessible introduction to the story of a legendary warrior whose struggle with honor, mortality, and destiny has continued to resonate for thousands of years.

Details:

• Format: Paperback
• Page Count: 176
• Dimensions: 4.37 x 0.39 x 7.09 (in)