New Releases by Warwick Hutton

Because Hades, god of the dark underworld, cannot find a nymph or goddess to marry him, he kidnaps Persephone, daughter of the goddess Demeter. In despair Persephone will not eat or drink, but when Hades shows her a pomegrante grove, she eats six pomegranate seeds without thinking. A noted artist interprets the Greek myth about the seasons in lovely translucent watercolors.

In ancient times, Helen and Paris fell in love and fled to Troy. Helen's husband, the King of Greece, followed them with a huge army to retrieve his wife and destroy the fortress city. For ten years the Greek and Trojan armies fought, but neither side won. Suddenly the Greeks loaded their ships and sailed away, but they hadn't given up, for they left behind an enormous wooden horse. . . . Illustrated in full color.