The Six Olympians

Of course, here's your original post with improved grammar:---I’m 22 years old, and I took a pretty long break from reading. I got sucked into social media, video games, and other things and realized I actually really miss it. I stumbled upon this book while looking up books that were similar to the Percy Jackson series but a little more adult. I got this book, and I was absolutely stunned! I couldn’t put it down! Within the same day I bought it, I read half of it! The way the characters talk and how you can deeply visualize everything you are reading is phenomenal! I deeply congratulate the author; you have just earned yourself a lifelong fan! I am extremely excited to buy the second book and continue this story! I will be telling all my friends about it and spreading how good it is to as many people as I can!

Love the book however I’m kind of confused as to why Aphrodite is in there when the OG six were Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, Demeter, Hera, and Hestia. Just an observation but love the story.

I grew up reading series’ like PJO and The Hunger Games, and have recently gotten back into the fantasy/dystopian/mythology world. I bought this book right before a two week trip to Croatia and instantly fell in love! It’s a bit of a slow start, but once I got into it, it is impossible to put down. I finished it in five days. The only problem is now I have to wait for the sequel! Ignore all the bad reviews and buy the book because I l promise it is worth it!

This book was a really cool idea but I was kind of disappointed. You can tell it’s self published based on formatting but also you can tell us a new read because of how quick the story goes and it’s really hard to keep track of there’s so much dialogue but I honestly really liked the plot and put it been better if they had the original six. They forgot to include the meter and it made me very sad, but I loved having Aphrodite.

I don’t normally review anything, but this book deserves all the praise and recognition. If you are a fan of Greek myths, Percy Jackson and found families this is the book for you. The first time I read it was in 6 hours because I couldn’t put it down. I just finished a reread of it before starting the second one and it’s even better.

Bought for my granddaughter, she loves books. Came in just a few days!

This was a good read, and despite the reviews I was excited to give it a chance. I don’t regret this. Only problem is the cliff hanger, because now I’m too impatient to wait for the next book😭I noticed some reviews questioning why Aphrodite is in the book. As you read on, you find out why. If you already have some knowledge of the Myths and her birth, you might connect the dots. I don’t want to spoil, but it makes sense in the end.

I wanted to like this book, I really did. It lacks any depth or detail. The writing style is just off putting and confusing. It feels more like something a young kid would like. Also the Greek mythology is very inaccurate. Interesting concept, poor execution and writing.

Just started reading it, good story so far unfortunatly one page out of 4 is not glued which is annoying, I think its more a manufacture problem

Good book

I was scared at first because english isn't my first language but it was easy to read and i was hooked from the first page until the last. The book was well printed and looked good and i will start to read the second one too.

They have been enjoying it

No shade or anything but I don't like this at all. It's a good concept (which is why I picked it up) but the execution is... not great. It's not unfixable, an editor and maybe some writing classes and the book could be fine.Sorry, that sounded mean. It's not my intention to spread negativity, just giving my honest opinion.But truly, reading this transported me way back to my Wattpad days, take that as you will.But I do like the decision to have a blank page after each and every chapter because I had a lot of thoughts and could just write them down there.Anyway, read what you wanna read. People are allowed to enjoy (or not enjoy) different things.