Athena, Goddess of Wisdom

Written by A.I. Newton · Illustrated by Anjan Sarkar

Book #2 in the Little Olympians series

Can Athena outsmart the gods and win the Olympic Games?

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112 pages· 5,820 words· Est. 1 hour read· 750L

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Bookroo's summary

At Camp Eureka, young gods prepare for their own Olympic Games. Athena, lacking the physical prowess of her peers, must rely on her wits. As Artemis, Apollo, Ares, and Hermes boast of their inevitable victories, Athena faces a daunting challenge. Can she prove that strategy and intelligence can triumph over raw power? With the games underway, Athena must navigate a series of trials, using her cunning to outmaneuver her competitors. Will she demonstrate that knowledge is the ultimate power and claim the gold? Dive into this enchanting tale of wit versus might in a world of little gods.

From the publisher

Little gods, big personalities! This series follows little versions of the Greek gods who are at a camp to learn how to control their powers and use them properly–as well as learn to get along with one another. The next book in this series follows Athena as the Little Olympians prepare for their own Olympic Games! All the other gods brag about what competitions they’ll win because of their powers–Artemis and Apollo will surely win any bow-and-arrow practice, Ares will win any strength competition, and Hermes will win any footrace–but in what event can Athena possibly take the gold? Sure she’s wise, but she can’t match their godly powers . . . or can she? As the games begin, Athena has to find unconventional ways to stay in the competition. Will she be able to use strategy and cunning to win the Olympics and show that knowledge is the ultimate power?

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