
😢😠 The contrast from the last quote I posted.
😢😠 The contrast from the last quote I posted.
Another amazing book in the series, and the last for now 😭 As always, the crew went through some wild trials pet sitting for Hectate! 🤣
I put the first book of The Heroes of Olympus on my hold list at the library 📚🥰
Book haul!!!
Smythe portrays the behavior of Greek gods and goddesses in exactly the way I imagined when I first learned about them. This was a refreshing #palettecleanser.
The Women of Troy (Women of Troy 2), by Pat Barker (2021)
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Premise: As the victorious Greek armies are stranded by impossible winds and tensions rise in the camps, the enslaved women of Troy ponder what comes.
Review: I was blown away by the first book in this series, and the sequel did not disappoint. Cont.
I am sooooo inlove with this series 🥹 it really is so wholesome and exciting ❤️ This is book 5 of 7 and as always, I‘m excited to start the next book in the series 🥰
51/100 I know it's an old saying, but honestly, I could listen to Stephen Fry read a phone book, if they still existed. His narration really brings the story of Odessus to life, it's often quite funny when it's not being tragic, as Odessus has one misadventure after another, both helped and hindered by the various gods of Olympus. I know this is the last book of his Greek Mythology series, but I love to see him tackle Norse mythology. 5 🌟 read