Homer

Today in class we saw more of the powerpoint and took more notes about Greece. We learned about The author Homer, He may have been real or he could have been a god himself because he was a blind storyteller who traveled from town to town teaching about the Trojan war and Odysseus on his journey home from the 10 year war.

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