Yes, I'm back with more Rick Riordan books. (You know you missed it.) Image found on Google In The Hidden Oracle by Rick Riordan, readers meet a few new interesting characters. Namely, Lester Papadopoulos, age 16, and his demigod companion (read: master), Meg McCafferty, age 12. What makes these two particularly interesting is that Lester used to be the mighty Greek god Apollo, before Zeus punished him for all the nonsense that went on with Octavian in the war against Gaea. (For reference, look back to any of the Heroes of Olympus books. It's all connected.) Meg claimed his service, and now Apollo/Lester must follow her commands while trying to fulfill the quests in front of him. That's right, the god of prophecy is on the receiving end now. Lester tries to reconcile his quickly fading memories and god-status with his teenage body and the fact that not many people seem to care about his problems. (How dare they!) At the sa...
Okay, so I'm new to this whole blogging thing so I'm going to start by saying I LOVE READING!! I'll read just about anything! On my blog I'm going to recommend books and let you know what books I've been reading and if I liked or disliked them and stuff like that, and you can comment and recommend good books to me, because I'm always looking for new reading material. Sound good?
Did you know that, like with most things these days, books can come as a subscription service? For today's blog post I'm doing something a little different. Rather than reviewing a book for you, I'll do a quick review of the four major book box subscriptions that I've tried. In other words, I bought them so you don't have to! (Although of course, since I enjoyed most of them, I do recommend you try at least one if you're interested.) And just a note: this content is not in any way sponsored. All thoughts are my own honest opinions about the boxes and the items I've received through them. Book Box #1: Book of the Month (BOTM) I started Book of the Month thanks to a gift of a 3-month subscription from my aunt. The main thing to note with BOTM is that this subscription is only books - in the other three boxes I review, bookish merchandise/items are included. Book of the Month picks out five new books each month for its subscribers. With your...
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