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Title	:	Persephone the Phony (Goddess Girls #2)
Author	:	Joan Holub
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 137 pages
Published	:	April 6th 2010 by Aladdin
Categories	:	Fantasy. Mythology. Childrens. Middle Grade. Greek Mythology. Fiction. Young Adult

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In Persephone the Phony, Persephone develops a crush on bad-boy Hades. Her mom (Demeter) and friends don’t approve, and Persephone finds herself sneaking around to see him. Hades convinces her to tell the truth, and it’s revealed that he isn’t all that bad, just misunderstood!

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ISBN:	1416982728 (ISBN13: 9781416982722)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Goddess Girls #2
Characters:	Demeter (Goddess), Persephone (Goddess), Hades

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Persephone the Phony is the second book of the Goddess Girls series by Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams.Persephone goes to Mount Olympus Academy, where godboys and goddessgirls go, and hangs out with her friends, Athena, Artemis, and Aphrodite. She would love to live on campus, but her mother, Demeter, insists that she stays home. Her mother often tells her to go along to get along, so Persephone is often doing what her friends want or says things she thinks they want to hear, such as going to

If you've read my reviews on The Goddess Test by Aimee Carter, or Radiant Darkness by Emily Whitman, you would know that I am obsessed with the myth of Hades and Persephone. When I say obsessed, I mean it. One day, I saw Persephone the Phony featured in an In My Mailbox at Loving Books, and I knew I had to have it. I ordered it, and then immediately read it when I got it. I was actually surprised how small the book was! Only 130-something pages of text, and it was like triple spaced!This was

{My Thoughts} Persephone is one of Athenas closest friends. However, she isnt as un-masked around Athena and the other girls as she is around a Godboy named Hades. Persephone seems to like that she can be her own dreary, emo like self when she is around Hades, and she doesnt have that option around her other friends. The reason for that is because her mother is always telling her to go along with others and what they want so that she has an easier means of getting along with them. That doesnt

{My Thoughts} Persephone is one of Athenas closest friends. However, she isnt as un-masked around Athena and the other girls as she is around a Godboy named Hades. Persephone seems to like that she can be her own dreary, emo like self when she is around Hades, and she doesnt have that option around her other friends. The reason for that is because her mother is always telling her to go along with others and what they want so that she has an easier means of getting along with them. That doesnt

The name of the book is Persephone the Phony. It has 137 pages. Persephone always does what her mom and her friends say. She pretends that she likes getting makeovers with Aphrodite and knitting like Athena. But what she really likes is gardening. And she just wants some peace and quiet, some alone time. One day she winds up in a cemetery down on earth. She actually likes it there. Then she meets Hades, he goes to her school. They end up friends but her mom and her friends think hes bad news.

I liked this book a lot for the themes it talked about (being true to yourself, being honest with those you care about, don't judge others when you don't know all the facts), BUT I could not bring myself to give it a 5 star because I've read Joan Holub's younger series, Heroes in Training. While this might seem like nitpicking, the Heroes in Training series is a lot closer to the origin myths in Greek Mythology. This series is very cute (and some of the classes sound awesome, Hero-ology

This is the second Goddess Girls book Ive read and the second book in the (still on-going) series. The first book followed Athena and was a self-contained story. This second book follows, perhaps obviously, the character Persephone. I dont think it is necessary to have read these books in order and Persephone ends completely and without any cliffhangers.Everything I loved about the first book (Athena the Brain) is present here as well. Greek myths are continually referenced in both the