Trials of Apollo, The Book One The Hidden Oracle

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Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

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Trials of Apollo, The Book One The Hidden Oracle

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B

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Pros

Author brings mythology vividly to life and humanizes the gods, with a touch of humor. The dialogue always satisfies with the mirth of pre- and early adolescence, and the proper amount of dark humor and teenaged angst. I really need a fanfictiion of w... Read More

All i know of the series is from pop culture osmosis. I am a big fan of rick riordan and have been since the books first came out. Totally adore meg and her little peach.

Cons

The author pushes an agenda that is inappropriate for a children's book. It is petty and it is as much vanity as you can fit in a book.

The hidden oracle is far inferior to the first series of riordan and truly lacking the personable characters and human touches that made them so popular and likeable. Meg's character is your typical 'i have a tragic back story so must automatically fo... Read More

The overt * innuendo becomes a problem for the story itself. It adds nothing to the story and is obviously an effort to push a political agenda. We are sadly done with his writing because of his inability to separate politics from enjoyable fiction.

At least he got upset with her. By getting beaten up then hugged (or just punched in damien's white case) some are no better than the villain. If you enjoy being annoyed by the whining of a male diva, who is self-obsessed and breaks the story to give ... Read More

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Quality

I like the way the writer converses with the reader in a retrospect sort of way.

With the modern day take and various puns from apollo referring back to greek gods and his past life i loved this first install... Read More

You just squeezed it in there to gain points with the “look at me” crowd.

At least in this one we don’t have to deal with the characters we all disliked in the heroes of olympus series.

Competitiveness

The continuation of the heroes of olympus!

I could care less about anyone’s sexuality, but this is obvious pandering.

I rate this five stars1 for the world.

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This product had a total of 9,950 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 28 2022.