irresistible.' Booklist 'Riveting.' Publishers Weekly 'Masterful.' VOYA 'Captivating.' SLJ, 'This account should whet readers' interest in additional soure material.' ' Booklist Praise for Carolyn Meyer's Young Royals books: 'High drama. 'This account should whet readers' interest in additional source material.' Booklist 'This title would make a great pairing for students studying Greek mythology or reading the Iliad or Odyssey and will appeal particularly to students interested in ancient history.' SLJ 'For readers intimidated by the language of the Iliad, this makes a fine companion piece, highlighting the soap opera of relationships among the key players and the interventions of the gods into their daily affairs.' Bulletin Praise for Carolyn Meyer's Young Royals books: 'High drama. Will she end up with the handsome archer Orestes, or the formidable Pyrrhus, leader of a tribe of fierce warriors? And will she ever forgive her mother forbringing such chaos to her life and the lives of so many others? Hermione desperately wishes for the gods and goddesses to intervene and end the brutal war-and to bring her love. Meanwhile, her mother basks in luxury in the royal palace inside the city. In the rough Greek encampment outside the walls of Troy, Hermione's life is far from that of a pampered princess. Hermione stows away in one of the thousand ships in the fleet and witnesses the start of the legendary Trojan War. Determined to reclaim their enchanting queen, the Greek army sails for Troy. Helen is not only beautiful but also impulsive, and when she falls in love with charming Prince Paris, she runs off with him to Troy, abandoning her distraught daughter.

her mother is Helen of Troy, the famed beauty of Greek myth. What is it like to be the daughter of the most beautiful woman in the world? Hermione knows.

Beauty's Daughter by Carolyn Meyer