Defying the gods: Many ancient myths were stories designed to warn people against poor judgment and excessive pride or hubris. Those who dared to cross the gods, compete with them or question their authority did so at great peril. These stories illustrate the often-fatal consequences of such behavior. In The Trojan War, students will be fascinated by a vivid retelling of scenes from Homer's legendary epic poem, The Iliad, which reveals the story...

In the wake of a truce between the Nice Side and the Mice Side, the Zooverse has settled into a beautiful era of peace. However, the villainous mouse, Boo Boo Squeal, is determined to violate that peace treaty and restart war at any cost.

Retells some of the scenes from Homer's Iliad, which depicts the exploits of the Greeks and Greek gods during the Trojan War. Discusses the judgment of Paris (which led to the conflict), the beauty of Helen, the fatal weakness of brave Achilles, and the mystery of the Trojan Horse.

Notorious space villains, Grimm Slice and Space Slime, are wreaking havoc in space once again, ambushing innocent space travelers, and when bad guy Boo Boo Squeal joins the fray, the Zooverse has never been in more danger!