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A note for parents
Antigoddess is a young adult fantasy that reimagines Greek mythology with action-adventure elements and darker supernatural themes. While it features battles and gods becoming corrupted or dying, the violence is not graphic, and the story emphasizes courage and alliance-building. The book is better suited to older teens (13+) who can handle mortality and conflict among mythological figures, though some magical horror elements and occasional language may concern younger readers.
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From the publisher
Athena and Hermes' search for the cause of their unexpected, life-threatening illnesses leads them to Cassandra, a former prophetess, who may be key to a war started by Hera and other Olympians who have become corrupt anti-gods determined to destroy their rivals. Athena and Hermes' search for the cause of their unexpected, life-threatening illnesses leads them to Cassandra, a former prophetess, who may be key to a war started by Hera and other Olympians who have become corrupt anti-gods determined to destroy their rivals.
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- Goddesses
- Sick
- Adventure and adventurers
- Gods
- Juvenile fiction
- Fiction
- Greek & Roman
- Horror & Ghost Stories
- Adventure stories
- Greek Mythology
- Hermes (Greek deity)
- Legends, Myths, Fables
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ISBN 9780765334435