The Iliad for Boys and Girls
Alfred John Church
Lu par Lizzie Driver





Alfred J. Church wrote many books looking at classical literature, but is especially well known for his re-telling of classic books in a style so that younger readers may follow the story. The Iliad for Boys and Girls is a retelling of Homer’s Iliad, centred around the events of the siege of Troy during the final year. (Summary by Lizzie Driver) (4 hr 22 min)
Chapitres
Of How the War with Troy Began | 2:38 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Quarrel | 9:34 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
What Thetis Did for Her Son | 5:43 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Duel of Paris and Menelaus | 10:35 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
How the Oath Was Broken | 4:53 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Great Deeds of Diomed | 7:50 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
Concerning Other Valiant Deeds | 7:52 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
Of Glaucus and Diomed | 7:19 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
Hector and Andromache | 10:24 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
How Hector and Ajax Fought | 11:45 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Battle on the Plain | 18:02 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Repentance of Agamemnon | 9:00 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Embassy to Achilles | 13:00 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Story of Old Phoenix | 13:00 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Adventure of Diomed and Ulysses | 13:10 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Wounding of the Chiefs | 11:18 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Battle at the Wall | 11:54 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Battle at the Ships | 14:30 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Deeds and Death of Patroclus | 14:31 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Rousing of Achilles | 12:40 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Making of the Arms | 8:13 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Quarrel Ended | 6:20 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Battle at the River | 10:37 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Slaying of Hector | 16:31 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
The Ransoming of Hector & The End of Troy | 11:39 | Lu par Lizzie Driver |
Critiques
Excellent Introduction





Janet
Although it is intended for children, this recording is a great way to experience The Iliad in a fraction of the time. If you can't get enough, then go onto the full version, armed with a solid grasp of the main characters and plot points. Thanks to Lizzie Driver!
Well read thank you.





Rikster
I always wanted to read the Iliad and honestly could not be bothered. This book was my salvation written in plain English and nicely read it was my only hope of this journey and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
This is a great book





A LibriVox Listener
I love this book and it is very well read
Great reading worthy of the gods





DJ SonofDon
Funny story read very seriousely
loved it





Bourbon
great version for boys and girls of all ages.
good





Ryan
I like it was a good book.





Karl McAllister
Great kids version and well read.
Iliad for boys and girls





Batman256zicon
It is a wonderful book, but i did hear sirens. All in all it should be a great book. I am very interested in the "Troys Present!" I like the Greeks trick. If you think this not true than you are weird or you just dont like history, but thats fine because you can think what you want. I belive it is true. You that belive that its true are smart. Yes!! Minervo is one who dosnt like history. You are out numbered 6-1. Hahahaha. Just kidding. Sorry. You can think what you want. Its fine and i dont care. hbcf btgk byiyfyjd b jcvgkifvh hvkfiyfcjtdjtfuertfukdkydkdmtd,h vfykfertv yufkyfky fuck vhguhyyjkgcdgfg,mckyfykvmckfkh,vmyckuv,hchcydthvgykvhccgsryshrxjsjtflucjxhrsrhtwfyf,skghkykjykvkdjt .cftuc,hgkydivucykfublhhk