About This Book

Artemis and her goddess-girl BFFs stand up for what's right in this engaging read from the best-selling series!Kids love imagining what well-known goddesses and gods were like as tweens• Stories feature issues that today's readers can relate to — from bullies to first crushes• Sure to spark an interest in the original mythsWhy are god-boys the only ones allowed to compete in the annual Olympic Games? It's so not fair! Goddess-girl Artemis is better at sports than most of the god-boys at Mount Olympus Academy, and she doesn't want to spend the Games sitting on the sidelines. Along with her friends Athena, Persephone, and Aphrodite, Artemis comes up with a plan. But can they convince Principal Zeus to open up the games to everyone?Greek gods never had it so kid-friendly! Putting a modern spin on the beloved classic myths, this clever series follows the adventures of the goddess-girls and god-boys who hone their mythical skills — and navigate the tricky social life — at Mount Olympus Academy.

About the Authors or Illustrators

Joan Holub

Joan Holub is the author and/or illustrator of over 70 books for children, including chapter books, easy readers, picture books, and board books.

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Suzanne Williams

I didn't start writing children's books until after I'd been a librarian for ten years, and had children of my own. My husband, Mark, is principal trombonist for the Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra. We have two adult children, and a toy fox terrier named Toby.

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