(greek deity)

"Persephone enlists the help of Athena to convince the powerful Zeus to give her the gift of good luck so she can help her favorite flowers grow big and strong"--OCLC.

"Takes readers on a self-guided quest into the Underworld with each choice affecting the outcome of the story"--Provided by publisher.

Zeus and his fellow Olympians are told by the Oracle Pythia that they must next face a gigantic dragon and use all their skills to defeat it together. Meanwhile, the Olympians are saved from an attack by a woman named Gaia who wants to help the Olympians defeat Cronus--but only if they free her three sons locked in Tartarus.

Zeus and the Olympians head to a festival in the Land of Grapes, where Dionysus' voice seems to cast a magical spell on them. Then, an army of Cronies appears at the festival, and Dion has to decide to follow his musical dreams or join the Olympians as the god he is.

An introduction to Greek mythology that shares the stories and myths about the Greek god Hermes, god of travels and trade.

An introduction to Greek mythology that shares the stories and myths about the Greek god Hephaestus, god of fire, metalwork, and building.

An introduction to Greek mythology that shares the stories and myths about the Greek god Hades, god of the underworld.

An introduction to Greek mythology that shares the stories and myths about the Greek god Eros, god of love.

"Oddonis and his misfit friends don't exactly love competition and they aren't exactly athletes. So they're definitely NOT excited when their middle school gets challenged to a sports competition by the Roman middle school on the other side of Mount Olympus. It's bad enough that the Greek Odds have to compete against their Roman twins, but when Zeus and his Roman counterpart, Jupiter, get a little too involved, the Greek and Roman kidsend up in a competition over who gets to run the WHOLE mountain. Will the Greek Gods and Odds find a way to work together to defeat the Romans, or will they have to leave their hilltop home . . . forever?"--Back cover.

Annabeth has been away from Percy for six months, but at last she and he are about to be reunited. However, Annabeth fears Percy's time at Camp Jupiter may have turned him to the Roman ways instead of the Greek, and that he may no longer need her even if she needs him. Annabeth has been tasked by her mother, Athena, with following Athena's mark to get revenge on her mother's enemies--on top of Annabeth and the other demi-gods' task of fulfilling the prophecy and sealing the Doors of Death.