This was AMAZING! I absolutely loved the whole idea of Muses, & found the whole backstory fascinating! As well as the 9 different types & what they could do. This was such a fresh take on Greek mythology, & I was hooked from the start! Then the “missions” & heroes...everything was so intriguing.
I loved Callie as a MC. I think many young girls will relate to her on many levels. Her insecurities about her weight for one, & also other insecurities like feeling you’re not good enough or “special”. Also, I think all girls have had moments of jealousy, even towards our best friends when we have compared ourselves to them, or during moments when maybe their light was shining brighter than ours. The older brother(s) younger sister dynamic was done perfectly in here in my opinion as well. I am the baby of the family, & growing up with older brothers, I related! Lol The depiction of the anger towards a parent that leaves you, & seems to move on, & never see you was also greatly done & relatable.
I loved the idea of inspiration, & how all people & places were worthy of it. Also, anybody can be a hero. You just have to believe in yourself & others, & do what’s right-& do it for the right reasons. The humor in here is great also. Nia & her CIA dad make me laugh so hard. It’s just a couple mentions in the book, but so funny lol Lots of funny parts in here. I loved watching Callie’s character development. She is so great at inspiring others, but she needed some of that same inspiration to see how truly great she is.
Lots of great themes/discussions in here like school bullying, fat shaming(I’ve seen people upset if a character is fat shamed in a book. But THATS ONE OF THE AWFUL REALITIES OF SCHOOL! Are authors supposed to write rainbows & sunshine, full of smiles & giggles , & everyone getting along? How could any kid relate to that, or ever feel seen?? Rant over), environmental issues, foster care, animals such as dolphins kept at parks, divorce(including dad moving away starting new family), & even grief. Also, standing up for yourself, standing up for what’s right, believing in yourself, & not letting pride stand in the way & ruin all the good things that could be. Pride & envy-2 very dangerous things. Highly recommend! Started book 2 & loving it so fas as well! STUNNING cover by Jonathan Stroh also!💜
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This was AMAZING! I absolutely loved the whole idea of Muses, & found the whole backstory fascinating! As well as the 9 different types & what they could do. This was such a fresh take on Greek mythology, & I was hooked from the start! Then the “missions” & heroes...everything was so intriguing.I loved Callie as a MC. I think many young girls will relate to her on many levels. Her insecurities about her weight for one, & also other insecurities like feeling you’re not good enough or “special”. Also, I think all girls have had moments of jealousy, even towards our best friends when we have compared ourselves to them, or during moments when maybe their light was shining brighter than ours. The older brother(s) younger sister dynamic was done perfectly in here in my opinion as well. I am the baby of the family, & growing up with older brothers, I related! Lol The depiction of the anger towards a parent that leaves you, & seems to move on, & never see you was also greatly done & relatable.I loved the idea of inspiration, & how all people & places were worthy of it. Also, anybody can be a hero. You just have to believe in yourself & others, & do what’s right-& do it for the right reasons. The humor in here is great also. Nia & her CIA dad make me laugh so hard. It’s just a couple mentions in the book, but so funny lol Lots of funny parts in here. I loved watching Callie’s character development. She is so great at inspiring others, but she needed some of that same inspiration to see how truly great she is.Lots of great themes/discussions in here like school bullying, fat shaming(I’ve seen people upset if a character is fat shamed in a book. But THATS ONE OF THE AWFUL REALITIES OF SCHOOL! Are authors supposed to write rainbows & sunshine, full of smiles & giggles , & everyone getting along? How could any kid relate to that, or ever feel seen?? Rant over), environmental issues, foster care, animals such as dolphins kept at parks, divorce(including dad moving away starting new family), & even grief. Also, standing up for yourself, standing up for what’s right, believing in yourself, & not letting pride stand in the way & ruin all the good things that could be. Pride & envy-2 very dangerous things. Highly recommend! Started book 2 & loving it so fas as well! STUNNING cover by Jonathan Stroh also!💜
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2021
This was AMAZING! I absolutely loved the whole idea of Muses, & found the whole backstory fascinating! As well as the 9 different types & what they could do. This was such a fresh take on Greek mythology, & I was hooked from the start! Then the “missions” & heroes...everything was so intriguing.
I loved Callie as a MC. I think many young girls will relate to her on many levels. Her insecurities about her weight for one, & also other insecurities like feeling you’re not good enough or “special”. Also, I think all girls have had moments of jealousy, even towards our best friends when we have compared ourselves to them, or during moments when maybe their light was shining brighter than ours. The older brother(s) younger sister dynamic was done perfectly in here in my opinion as well. I am the baby of the family, & growing up with older brothers, I related! Lol The depiction of the anger towards a parent that leaves you, & seems to move on, & never see you was also greatly done & relatable.
I loved the idea of inspiration, & how all people & places were worthy of it. Also, anybody can be a hero. You just have to believe in yourself & others, & do what’s right-& do it for the right reasons. The humor in here is great also. Nia & her CIA dad make me laugh so hard. It’s just a couple mentions in the book, but so funny lol Lots of funny parts in here. I loved watching Callie’s character development. She is so great at inspiring others, but she needed some of that same inspiration to see how truly great she is.
Lots of great themes/discussions in here like school bullying, fat shaming(I’ve seen people upset if a character is fat shamed in a book. But THATS ONE OF THE AWFUL REALITIES OF SCHOOL! Are authors supposed to write rainbows & sunshine, full of smiles & giggles , & everyone getting along? How could any kid relate to that, or ever feel seen?? Rant over), environmental issues, foster care, animals such as dolphins kept at parks, divorce(including dad moving away starting new family), & even grief. Also, standing up for yourself, standing up for what’s right, believing in yourself, & not letting pride stand in the way & ruin all the good things that could be. Pride & envy-2 very dangerous things. Highly recommend! Started book 2 & loving it so fas as well! STUNNING cover by Jonathan Stroh also!💜
I loved Callie as a MC. I think many young girls will relate to her on many levels. Her insecurities about her weight for one, & also other insecurities like feeling you’re not good enough or “special”. Also, I think all girls have had moments of jealousy, even towards our best friends when we have compared ourselves to them, or during moments when maybe their light was shining brighter than ours. The older brother(s) younger sister dynamic was done perfectly in here in my opinion as well. I am the baby of the family, & growing up with older brothers, I related! Lol The depiction of the anger towards a parent that leaves you, & seems to move on, & never see you was also greatly done & relatable.
I loved the idea of inspiration, & how all people & places were worthy of it. Also, anybody can be a hero. You just have to believe in yourself & others, & do what’s right-& do it for the right reasons. The humor in here is great also. Nia & her CIA dad make me laugh so hard. It’s just a couple mentions in the book, but so funny lol Lots of funny parts in here. I loved watching Callie’s character development. She is so great at inspiring others, but she needed some of that same inspiration to see how truly great she is.
Lots of great themes/discussions in here like school bullying, fat shaming(I’ve seen people upset if a character is fat shamed in a book. But THATS ONE OF THE AWFUL REALITIES OF SCHOOL! Are authors supposed to write rainbows & sunshine, full of smiles & giggles , & everyone getting along? How could any kid relate to that, or ever feel seen?? Rant over), environmental issues, foster care, animals such as dolphins kept at parks, divorce(including dad moving away starting new family), & even grief. Also, standing up for yourself, standing up for what’s right, believing in yourself, & not letting pride stand in the way & ruin all the good things that could be. Pride & envy-2 very dangerous things. Highly recommend! Started book 2 & loving it so fas as well! STUNNING cover by Jonathan Stroh also!💜
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