Athena the Brain
By Joan Holub & Suzanne Williams
- Release Date: 2010-04-06
- Genre: Fiction for Kids
Description
In Athena the Brain, Athena always knew she was smart and special, but she didn’t realize that she was a goddess! When she’s whisked away to Mount Olympus Academy, she worries about fitting in and dealing with her dad (Zeus). Luckily, she meets the Goddess Girls and finds the best friends she’s ever had.
Reviews
I hate Athena
2By reagan0501Athena:I am so smart I am better than everyone because I am smartLong Time No Read
5By LittleRootTownI haven't read this book in about three years, but I remember thinking it was amazing.Great
5By Ashton263Read the book,it was great.The books are set back in Ancient Greece,which makes it interesting.But they add modern twists and modern day situations in the series,which makes it relatable,humorous,and entertaining.Its a great book for young girls,preteens,and early teens!Great
5By ~tyler.lily~I love this book. A twist in mythologyAwesome
5By Ipodsrock444I absolutely love this book!! I am 10 and in 4th grade. This book is good for girls my age. Good for anyone how is interested in Greek mythology or loves to learn new things. My friend likes the Percy Jackson books about Greek mythology and I decided it might be cool to know a little about it. I've got to show him what I know now!!!!!Good, in need of more details.
4By Silvergurl35The book "Athena the Brains" by Joan Hulbu is an interesting book that puts a modern twist on Greek myths. Also so humor is added when Poseidon declares what he wants after he gets second place in an invention contest, "I would like a chewing gum named after my trident so mortals would not get it confused with a pitchfork." I thought that was extremely funny. Get the book, read it, then write a review because it seems like the type of book some people would hate, and others would love. Young adults and children would adore this book because the main character is around that age. But it does need more details throughout the book on the setting. For example, I had to keep guessing then going back to my previous guesses and correcting them on my new guesses. What I mean by that is, throughout out the book you don't know what time period it takes place in. Weather modern day or Ancient Greece. Overall I enjoyed this book very much and hope the author keeps continuing this seris, Goddess Girls.
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