Can something that looks like a gift actually be a trap?
When the Greeks leave behind a giant wooden horse outside the walls of Troy, everyone celebrates. The long war finally seems to be over. But while the crowd sees a victory, one man asks a simple question that no one else thinks to ask.
Will anyone listen before it's too late?
The Trojan Horse is a beautifully illustrated retelling of one of the most famous stories from Greek mythology for kids. Designed for children aged 7-10, it introduces young readers to timeless myths while helping them explore an important life skill: thinking before acting and asking good questions before making decisions.
Perfect for bedtime reading, classrooms, homeschooling, and family discussions, this story encourages children to think about first impressions, critical thinking, careful decision-making, and the importance of questioning assumptions in a way that is engaging and memorable.
Children will discover:
• Why things are not always what they seem.
• How asking thoughtful questions can help us make wiser decisions.
• One of the most famous stories from Greek mythology, retold in language children can easily understand.
Little Decision Makers is a series of beautifully illustrated children's books that uses classic Greek myths to teach practical life skills. This is Book 2 of 12 - twelve myths, twelve decision skills, growing into a complete collection that helps young readers develop wisdom, confidence, and good judgment through unforgettable stories.
Read next: Book 3, Achilles and the Fire Inside - what happens when we act on big feelings.
