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Liking this one but I sincerely believe it could’ve been far shorter and just as good of a read.

Liking it so far but what was chapter 1? Be so for real. Ick.

There is truly no other series like this one. I’m savoring this book,

This is truly Hera's and Hestia's book. I adore them.

I must reiterate how much I hate Zeus because I hate him I hate him I hate him

Well well well, I’m not too fond of Aphrodite either.

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I possess an indescribable amount of distaste for Zeus.

Hera is an icon, a legend, a girlboss, and all similarly applicable terms.

✅ Now understanding what’s going on
✅ Loving it

✅ Fairly lost
✅ Enjoying it anyway

Maysilee has an annoying name but a special place in my heart <3

Timandra bringing her girlfriend along to her new kingdom when she gets married against her will is so funny to me. I love her.

Costanza Casati, my favorite author forever and ever 💙

I can already tell this is one of those classics that’s still so worth reading today

Helen being the beloved sister both among the characters in the book as well as in modern culture (while most people don’t even know who Clytemnestra is) is so unfortunately reflective of modern society.

Men in Greek mythology <<<<<

I despise Agamemnon with a passion

This book is even better the second time around. Definitely my favorite story ever. No question.

Rereading time babyyy (but as an audiobook this time!)

I want to love this book so bad but it’s just not measuring up to the last one for me

Let’s be friends on Fable!! 🌸🎀👛

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I think I’m still in my reading slump, ladies and gents. Never has a PJO book taken me this long to read 😭😭

William James, I do not respect your theories, you weirdo

Reading about existentialism is a surefire way for me to either feel much better or much worse about my life and my purpose and myself as a human being. This time, I landed on the much better side.

As a loyal memoir-hater, I feel like I'm turning my back on my true self by saying this but this book is an eye-opener in so many ways.

I don't know. Maybe I'm just evolving.

Or maybe this is different from every other celebrity's and politician's memoir that I've tried (and failed) to even get a fraction of the way into.