Goddess girls: Aphrodite the Fair

3. Author:

 Joan Holub & Suzanne Williams.

4. Hook Question:

Today was Ares birthday! Aphrodite prepared the perfect birthday for the perfect birthday boy. Aphrodite had a huge crush on Ares. There was a birthday crasher in the was Eris, Ares' bigger sister, the goddess of discord and strife. How much trouble could Eris be in Mount Olympus Academy?

5. Blurb:

Aphrodite can't wait to celebrate the birthday of her crush, Ares! But then someone shows up who definitely wasn't invited: Ares' sister, Eris, the goddess of discord and strife. Aphrodite didn't even know Ares had a sister, but she was determined to make nice. Eris has brought a shiny golden apple trophy that reads, "For the fairest." And there's something magical about the trophy that causes Aphrodite and Athena to go ga-ga over it. When Principal Zeus announces a contest that will split MOA (Mount Olympus Academy) students into Team Athena or Team Aphrodite, the golden apple is up for grabs, but will the contest split up a friendship, too?

6. Text to Text, Self, World:
I think this series of books are truly great but it would make sense if they made the title make sense. The trouble in this story makes these series more interesting, even if it's serious. If they just made the immortals on the cover have their skin shimmer like Ares and Eris.

7. Your views on the book and why? Were there any messages the author was trying to get across?:

The views on this book maybe hundreds or thousands because it's suitable for kids like us. I don't think the author(s) were trying to send a message to our minds.

8. Do you recommend this book for others? Why or why not? What age is it suited for?:

Yes, I recommend this book for others because it's not inappropriate and serious, just like a real but made up story. The age for this book maybe 6-12 years.

9. Star Rating: