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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Persephone the Phony: great review at inthehammock
From in the hammock: "I really loved this installment of the series. I think it deals with a really important tween issue for girls-standing up for yourself. This is an age where girls really start to feel pressure to be like everyone else and it's hard to remember to speak up...Hades and Persephone's romance was just too adorable, and I enjoyed seeing their relationship continue to blossom in the third book." Overall score: 5/5
Goddess Girls series order:
Athena the Brain; Persephone the Phony; Aphrodite the Beauty; Artemis the Brave; Athena the Wise; Aphrodite the Diva
Friday, July 16, 2010
Daddy Forever blogs Goddess Girls

A dad blogged about Persephone the Phony!
Who doesn't love a dad who reads with his daughter?
Mine didn't, and it would have been SO cool if he had.
Daddy Forever
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Last few days to win Athena the Brain / Persephone the Phony, the first books in the Goddess Girls series by Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams
About the books:
Join the class at Mount Olympus Academy with Goddess Girls, a new series that puts a modern spin on classic Greek myths!
by Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams (Aladdin paperbacks) Ages 8 - 12
Athena the Brain (April 6, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982715
Finding out she’s a goddess and being sent to Mount Olympus brings Athena new friends, a weird dad, and the meanest girl in mythology—Medusa!
Persephone the Phony (April 6, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982722
Hiding her feelings works fine for Persephone until she meets a guy she can be herself with—Hades, the bad-boy of the Underworld.
Aphrodite the Beauty (August 3, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982739
Sure Aphrodite is beautiful, but it’s not always easy being the goddessgirl of love.
Artemis the Brave (December 7, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982746
She may be the goddess of the hunt, but that doesn’t mean Artemis always feels brave.
Five-Day Goddess Girls Tour Line-up
Enter at these blogs for a chance to win the books!
April 4: Bookmuncher (Interview and book giveaway; thebookmuncher.blogspot.com)
April 5: Readertotz, Suzanne’s Place, Joan Holub Author of Books for Children (readertotz.blogspot.com, suzanne-williams.blogspot.com, joanholub.blogspot.com; Expanded interview with the Goddess Girl team at Aladdin: editor Emily Lawrence, book designer Karin Paprocki, and cover artist Glen Hanson. Have you ever wondered why an editor decides to acquire a series? Here’s one editor’s take.)
April 6: Cynsations (Guest blog and book giveaway; cynthialeitichsmith.blogspot.com Learn how we came to write the series, challenges we faced and how we solved them.)
April 7: Little Willow (Interview and book giveaway; slayground.livejournal.com We reveal more about our collaboration and inspirations, and our favorite books of all time.) Winner has been chosen.
April 8: Zoe’s Book Reviews (Q&A and book giveaway. www.zoesbookreviews.com Q&A with both of us authors, our editor, book designer, cover artist, and Zoe herself!)
We look forward to seeing you!
Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Goddess Girls Blog Tour!
About the books:
Join the class at Mount Olympus Academy with Goddess Girls, a new series that puts a modern spin on classic Greek myths!
by Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams (Aladdin paperbacks) Ages 8 - 12
Athena the Brain (April 6, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982715
Finding out she’s a goddess and being sent to Mount Olympus brings Athena new friends, a weird dad, and the meanest girl in mythology—Medusa!
Persephone the Phony (April 6, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982722
Hiding her feelings works fine for Persephone until she meets a guy she can be herself with—Hades, the bad-boy of the Underworld.
Aphrodite the Beauty (August 3, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982739
Sure Aphrodite is beautiful, but it’s not always easy being the goddessgirl of love.
Artemis the Brave (December 7, 2010) ISBN: 978-1416982746
She may be the goddess of the hunt, but that doesn’t mean Artemis always feels brave.
Five-Day Goddess Girls Tour Line-up:
April 4: Bookmuncher (Interview and book giveaway; thebookmuncher.blogspot.com)
April 5: Readertotz, Suzanne’s Place, Joan Holub Author of Books for Children (readertotz.blogspot.com, suzanne-williams.blogspot.com, joanholub.blogspot.com; Expanded interview with the Goddess Girl team at Aladdin: editor Emily Lawrence, book designer Karin Paprocki, and cover artist Glen Hanson. Have you ever wondered why an editor decides to acquire a series? Here’s one editor’s take.)
April 6: Cynsations (Guest blog and book giveaway; cynthialeitichsmith.blogspot.com Learn how we came to write the series, challenges we faced and how we solved them.)
April 7: Little Willow (Interview and book giveaway; slayground.livejournal.com We reveal more about our collaboration and inspirations, and our favorite books of all time.)
April 8: Zoe’s Book Reviews (Q&A and book giveaway. www.zoesbookreviews.com Q&A with both of us authors, our editor, book designer, cover artist, and Zoe herself!)
We look forward to seeing you!
Joan Holub and Suzanne Williams

