Status
Available
Genres
Publication
Aladdin (2013), Edition: Reprint, 416 pages
Description
Reborn as the Flame, thirteen-year-old Emily has saved Olympus from destruction but when the gruesome Nirads begin a new invasion, Emily and her friends become entangled in the conflict as old grudges are unearthed and new enemies are discovered.
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LibraryThing member librarydanielle
this was a really interesting premise. olympus is invaded and only pegasus and two human teens can save it and the gods. unfortunately, it wasn't as well done as I hoped. in many places the language plodded along making the story seem to limp and stutter. it just didn't have a smooth delivery. the
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characters weren't very well developed and I didn't really believe in them. Show Less
LibraryThing member lexiechan
First of all, I don't know any Roman Olympian named Paelen so this book didn't appeales much to me unlike Percy Jackson's. Uh, I didn't mean to compare it but you know, you just can't help it if you really like that series. >_
So... the story is pretty unique. And it's because the female MC is
I like the Greek's version rather than the Roman Myth. So I know I might be biased about it... But still... Apparently, I've got lots of compassion since I got teary eyed quite a lot of times. :/ I felt bad foe the horses too. :(
Hey, Pegasus is not a Horse... A Stallion then? What's the difference, they're both horse to me. ;) Oh don't let Diana know I said that. She might wring my neck. :o I actually remember Percy cause Diana could talk to Pegasus. :)
A pretty good read, once I started it, it grows on you. 4 stars.
So... the story is pretty unique. And it's because the female MC is
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human, not a demigod... er... yeah. Then as I've mentioned, Paelen, is the other MC. Anddddd... There's Pegasus too! Pretty cool that he's also included there.I like the Greek's version rather than the Roman Myth. So I know I might be biased about it... But still... Apparently, I've got lots of compassion since I got teary eyed quite a lot of times. :/ I felt bad foe the horses too. :(
Hey, Pegasus is not a Horse... A Stallion then? What's the difference, they're both horse to me. ;) Oh don't let Diana know I said that. She might wring my neck. :o I actually remember Percy cause Diana could talk to Pegasus. :)
A pretty good read, once I started it, it grows on you. 4 stars.
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LibraryThing member Arada-B
Pegasus: The Flame of Olympus is incredible! Ever since I read this book , Katie O'Hearn has been one of my favorite authors of all time. The story of this book are so descriptive, it feels as if nothing else in the world matters.
LibraryThing member MathewBridle
I was given this by the publisher and was surprised to find how much I enjoyed it. Very much a Percy Jackson for girls. I do prefer Percy Jackson but this is highly commendable and just gets better and better as it goes on. Well worth read.
LibraryThing member MathewBridle
I was given this by the publisher and was surprised to find how much I enjoyed it. Very much a Percy Jackson for girls. I do prefer Percy Jackson but this is highly commendable and just gets better and better as it goes on. Well worth read.
LibraryThing member HeatherLINC
A fast-paced story for younger teens who enjoy horses, mythical beings and adventure. An enjoyable read.
Awards
NCSLMA YA Book Award (Nominee — Middle School — 2016)
The Best Children's Books of the Year (Nine to Twelve — 2013)
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
2011
Physical description
7.63 inches
ISBN
144244410X / 9781442444102