Aphrodite the Diva by Suzanne Collins and Joan Holub

In another adventure the girls at MOA (Mount Olympus Academy) find themselves in another sticky situation.  Dealing with Medusa is not the worst of their problems. The bully herself is actually not as bad as their other problems. They revolve around another Goddess claiming to be the Goddess of Love! Aphrodite is very upset that someone could be trying to take her spot. Isis the Goddess of Love (to the Egyptians) is also as equally baffled to meet Aphrodite. Since Aphrodite is also the Goddess for the Greeks. Can the Girls of MOA conquer this situation?

Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins

"Tick, Tock"

-Catching Fire

     Katniss and Peeta are thrown back into the Hunger Games for the 75th annual competition. Under some certain rule, two past victors must both go back and fight, so twice as many people are in the games this year. Before entering the arena, Katniss is shown a watch. This watch is not an ordinary watch. It does certain things at different hours. 

     While in the arena, Katniss finally puts two and two together that the watch is related to the Games this year. She is heart broken that some of her favorite victors are dead. She thinks that they would eventually all die, right? Find out in Catching Fire. 

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

"Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be ever in your favor.” 
― Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games 

     Everyone has heard of The Hunger Games. Most people have even seen the movie. Yet do they really know what the book is about? Collins has left very subtle hints through out her books. Some include the use of chariots at the beginning of the games. This links back to our history of using chariots in Greece. I love to read a little deeper into books, and maybe The Hunger Games isn't as outlandish as you'd think it is.