Percy Jackson's Greek Gods
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(Thundering was usually Zeus’s job, but she was beyond mad.) She went back to Eleusis, the one kingdom where people had helped her. She allowed the crops there to continue growing, but on the rest of the earth, everything withered and died just as she’d threatened.
Zeus told himself, She’s just throwing a tantrum. Give her a few days and she’ll get over it.
Weeks passed. Then months. Humans starved by the thousands. And when humans starved, they couldn’t make burnt offerings to the gods.... They couldn’t build new temples. All they could do was cry out in agony, praying to the gods twenty-four/seven, Help us! We’re starving! Which gave Zeus a huge headache.
Also, the gods were reduced to eating ambrosia and nectar, which got old quickly. Without grain, they couldn’t have any bread or those awesome fresh-baked brownies that Hera sometimes made.
Finally Zeus relented. He summoned his main messenger, a god named Hermes, and said, “Hey, Hermes, go down to the Underworld.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Thundering was usually Zeus’s job, but she was beyond mad.) She went back to Eleusis, the one kingdom where people had helped her. She allowed the crops there to continue growing, but on the rest of the earth, everything withered and died just as she’d threatened.
Zeus told himself, She’s just throwing a tantrum. Give her a few days and she’ll get over it.
Weeks passed. Then months. Humans starved by the thousands. And when humans starved, they couldn’t make burnt offerings to the gods.... They couldn’t build new temples. All they could do was cry out in agony, praying to the gods twenty-four/seven, Help us! We’re starving! Which gave Zeus a huge headache.
Also, the gods were reduced to eating ambrosia and nectar, which got old quickly. Without grain, they couldn’t have any bread or those awesome fresh-baked brownies that Hera sometimes made.
Finally Zeus relented. He summoned his main messenger, a god named Hermes, and said, “Hey, Hermes, go down to the Underworld.
What to read after Percy Jackson's Greek Gods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Riordan to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest a year ago
Great book this will also get me a load of words on rennacianse . I am also really happy the books are free it makes reading seem not too much of a punsihemt when you can actually read what intrest youWrite Review:
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