Title: Antigoddess
Author: Kendare Blake
Reviewed by Coleson B.
The Goddess Athena and the God Hermes are traveling the
world to find allies and enemies and their search brings them to an ordinary
girl Cassandra. Cassandra doesn't really concern herself with Gods nor does she
believe in them, until she finds out she could be the key in a war that is only
just beginning.
I liked this book because gods are supposed to be immortal
and not able to die but Athena is choking on feathers and Hermes is withering
away before Athena's eyes. I think that it is a great twist in Greek mythology.
I think that when you started reading it was a little bit
boring and it took a long time to get to the point but besides that I really
liked it. My favorite character is
Cassandra because she thinks she is just an ordinary 18 year-old girl but
really she once was the prophetess Cassandra of Troy and Athena, Hermes, and
Demeter need her because she could be the key to the goddess war. My favorite part
was at the end when Cassandra, Athena, Odysseus, and Hermes were in the
cemetery mourning Andie and Henry. They were proud to have died heroes.
This book is totally different from books I normally read. I
normally read mystery, thriller, and horror books so this was a good change for
me. I have never read a book about gods and goddesses but I'm glad I did
because I really liked it. After
finishing, I want to know how ancient gods came to the modern world so quick
and if they didn't come back from ancient times and they live in the modern
world, how do they still look so young?
I would tell other people that they need to read this book because
it is a mythical roller coaster ride about gods and goddesses, and I liked it
very much. I would recommend this book
to anyone who enjoys suspense and likes to read things about gods and goddesses
because Kendare Blake is a brilliant writer and made an extraordinary piece of
work and it was great to have read it.