Heroes In Training (4 books in series)
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review 1: Lots of action and plenty of mythology and puns make this a very fun, fast read or read-aloud for early elementary grades (par for the course, considering one of the authors wrote Library Lil.). Although this is the third in the series, it was just fine to start with--major event...
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review 1: I think this may have been more clever than the first. We're still getting the story through the eyes of Zeus, "clueless godboy" according to Pythia at the beginning of the book. But we've added more characters in Hera and Poseidon--who, by the way, can't swim and thinks he'll ...
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review 1: the book was horrible. I have read real greek mythology and the only thing near perfect was that zeus was hidden by his mother rhea. yet the book messes that up by adding a bee. I have read the other books and that is also incorrect. Apollo and Ares are the children of Zeus, not ...
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review 1: For Ten-Year-Old Zeus, life on the Greek island of Crete is megaboring except for stormy days when sizzling lightning bolts hunt him. It has a voice whispers to him said "You are the one." He doesn't know what does it mean. He need to escape those pesky electric shocks. One day, ...