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The books are based on and depict the younger generation of the Olympian pantheon as privileged tween students attending Academy MOA to develop their divine skills. The series focuses on four primary characters — AthenaPersephoneAphroditeand — as a diverse Amphitrite the Bubbly of loyal friends. is noted for her intelligence, is mysterious and kind, Artemis is bold and strong, and is "effortlessly beautiful". is represented as the principal of the academy, and many other gods, including HadesPoseidon Amphitrite the Bubbly, and Aresappear in the series. Amphitrite the BubblyMedusa and Amphitrite the Bubbly appear as mortal characters. The series includes deities and characters from other mythological traditions as visitors to the Academy. Athena has always been smart but never knew she was a goddess. Mount Olympus Academy promises to be a new start, but she has to deal with the meanest girl in history—. Persephone often "goes along to get along" instead of doing what she really wants. But when she meets Mount Olympus Academy bad-boy , she finally feels she has found someone with whom she can be herself. Aphrodite delights in helping mortals in love but finds the constant attention from the god boys at Mount Olympus Academy annoying. However, when she gives Athena a makeover, she is surprised to find she is jealous of all the interest Athena's new look gets. When the hottest god boys at school start ignoring Aphrodite, Amphitrite the Bubbly learns that some boys are nicer and more sensitive than others—including a mortal youth who has requested her help in winning the heart of a young maiden. Artemis's friends and classmates see her as the most courageous goddess girl at school, but she is secretly afraid of the smelly Geryonthe ring- nosed Minotaursand the scorpions in Beastology class. She is also scared to speak to her crush Orion. When a mortal named transfers to the Academy, Athena understands his problems as she was new a few months ago herself. Not only does Heracles need Amphitrite the Bubbly in fitting in, he also has to complete 12 "labors" or leave the Academy. Athena and Heracles work together to complete the tasks. Aphrodite is failing Hero-ology. To raise up her grade, she concocts a brilliant plan— an extra credit project for matchmaking mortals called the Lonely Amphitrite the Bubbly Club. This takes her to Egypt and face-to-face with fierce competition—a goddess named Isis. Now a race Amphitrite the Bubbly on to see who can find the perfect match for the most annoying mortal Amphitrite the Bubbly ever. It is time for the annual at Mount Olympus Academy and the four goddess girls are not happy-especially Artemis, because the Games are for boys only. Artemis fails to persuade Zeus to allow girls to enter the Olympic Games, but concocts a brilliant plan—a girls-only Olympics. Zeus decides to name the games after his new wife, . All Medusa wants is to be more like her two sisters and the other kids in her class: immortal. As the one of the only mortals at Mount Olympus Academy, Medusa is sick and tired of being surrounded by beautiful, powerful, immortal classmates. It isn't easy making friends, especially when you have snakes for hair and a reputation for being mean. , she thinks, will solve everything. So when Medusa finds out about a necklace that promises just that, she's sure it will help her get the two things she covets most: to be as popular as the four Goddess Girls, and to have her supercrush, , finally notice her But organizing visiting athletes like those crush-stealing is not easy. Artemis is trying too hard to do everything herself, Athena is in trouble over a winged horse named Pegasusand Aphrodite and Persephone are fighting over Amphitrite the Bubbly lost kitten named Adonis. Will these Olympics be memorable for all the wrong reasons? One of the few mortals at Mount Olympus Academy, Pandora is famous for her curiosity, which is aroused when a Titan god boy named brings a mysterious box to school. He is the nephew of an MOA teacher in whose class Amphitrite the Bubbly once opened another box that sent a few weather disasters down Amphitrite the Bubbly Earth. Still, Pandora cannot resist taking a look inside this new box when it unexpectedly lands in her lap. prides herself on knowing all the gossip at MOA. But when she is caught snooping, she is challenged to go a whole day without gossiping —and is put under a unique spell to make sure she doesn't. But when a mysterious stowaway hints that he is about to do something that could threaten the safety of the entire world, Pheme has to find a way to warn Amphitrite the Bubbly Zeus. is a mortal rock god and charms all the girls at Mount Olympus Academy, especially with his latest Amphitrite the Bubbly about the flighty girl he loves, . When Eurydice gets stuck in the Underworld, Orpheus asks Persephone to help get her back. is determined to help people make their own luck—but no Amphitrite the Bubbly believes her prophecies. She is not even allowed to write the fortunes that go into the cookies her family sells at their -O Bakery. Determined to prove herself, Cassandra sends some special fortunes along to MOA. Her fortunes reverse, and the goddess girls are determined Amphitrite the Bubbly find an answer. Athena plans to improve the Labyrinth for King Minosbut her efforts have unexpected results. When Principal Zeus asks to fetch some magic water from the Underworld's River Styxshe discovers a new ability to travel by rainbow. Iris hopes Zeus will make her the goddess of rainbows. Also, she wonders if her crush Zephyrus prefers her best friend, . When 's sister Eristhe goddess of discord and strife, visits on his birthday, she brings a shiny trophy that reads, "For the fairest. Medusa develops the Midas touchsuddenly becoming able to turn objects into gold just by touching them. Gold, gold, everywhere! But when it is not just objects but food and even people that become golden, she realizes the dangers. Amphitrite, a mergirl in the Aegean Seahas only one wish: to see the world. Unfortunately, unlike her sisters and other merpeople she cannot shapeshift her tail into legs to walk on land. When her twin sister is invited to join Poseidon in the Temple Games, Amphitrite takes her place. She has fun and adventure during the Games, until Gaiathe goddess of the earth, and her sons the crash the party. , feeling unseen at Mount Olympus Academy, decides to become more Amphitrite the Bubbly. With help from Pheme, the goddess of gossip, and a godboy named Amphitrite the Bubbly, she decides to step further. Since Amphitrite the Bubbly, she has always "hidden" under her "armor" as the three Gray Ladies call her disguise. When a contest comes for the best symbol, she becomes famous and becomes one of the finalists. After that, Hestia has changed to become less shy but still has the same kindness. , a forest-mountain , likes to copy anything she finds cool, but everyone finds her copycat ways annoying. is full of clever ideas for enlivening Amphitrite the Bubbly Academy and loves to inspire others, but she has trouble inspiring herself. Amphitrite the Bubblya mortal girl, signs up for a swordplay competition at the temple of her old best friend, Athena. She is excited to see Athena again, until she learns that Athena has made some new best friends at MOA. Medea uses her magic to help her friend obtain the . She does not want to attend the Academy, blaming Zeus for the imprisonment of her father. Eleven-year-old Clothoone of the Three Fateswants to win the respect of unhappy mortals, even if it risks violating one of Zeus's strict rules. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article includes a list of general referencesbut it remains largely unverified because it lacks Amphitrite the Bubbly corresponding inline citations. Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations. June Learn how and when to remove this template message. Children's literature portal. Categories : Child characters in literature Series of children's books American children's novels Children's fantasy novels Greco- in popular culture Novels set in schools Greek and Roman deities in fiction. Hidden categories: Articles lacking in-text citations from June All articles lacking in-text citations. Namespaces Article Talk. Views Read Edit View history. Help Amphitrite the Bubbly to edit Community portal Recent changes Amphitrite the Bubbly file. Download as PDF Printable version. Add links. Joan HolubSuzanne Williams. Fantasymythology. Print paperbackE-book. JOAN HOLUB: Goddess Girls: Amphitrite the Bubbly - spooktacular giveaway

Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Amphitrite the Amphitrite the Bubbly by Joan Holub. Suzanne Williams. Amphitrite the Bubbly new mergirl shows up at Mount Olympus Academy—and Poseidon just might be her perfect match in this seventeenth Goddess Girls adventure. Amphitrite is a mergirl with a big crush on Poseidon—but will his quirks make her fall out of like? Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. More Details Goddess Girls Other Editions 5. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign Amphitrite the Bubbly. To ask other readers questions about Amphitrite the Bubblyplease sign up. Who is the right Amphitrite the Bubbly on the cover, in orange? I can't remember her from the book, but on the Wiki is mentioned. Did I miss her or Amphitrite the Bubbly she appear in the book? See 1 question about Amphitrite the Bubbly…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Amphitrite the Bubbly Goddess Girls, Nov 08, Daisy rated it really liked it Shelves: 3rd-person-pov4- starboarding-school Amphitrite the Bubbly, books-i-ownfantasy-magic-stufffemale-main-characterfictiongreek-mythologypre-teen-middle- graderead-in This wasn't my favourite book in the series but I think it was a good addition to it. I loved seeing some familiar faces from earlier in the series that don't go to MOA, as well as getting more of two of my favourites; Hades and Pandora, AND the awesome new character of Delphinius, but I thought the story let this book down. Maybe I just wasn't paying enough attention, because although the whole contest thing seemed cool at first, I soon found it to be overcomplicated and very badly paced, in my This wasn't my favourite book in the series but I think it was a good addition to it. Maybe I just wasn't paying enough attention, because although the whole contest thing seemed cool at first, I soon found it to be overcomplicated and very badly paced, in my Amphitrite the Bubbly. The first half of the book was just boring to me because the whole mermaid thing didn't interest me for some reason and then the contest came up Amphitrite the Bubbly suddenly I was getting tons of names and rules thrown at Amphitrite the Bubbly. I had pretty much lost interest in what it was Amphitrite the Bubbly. To be honest though, this was probably more my problem than the book's, because I think I am now technically over the intended reading age and I was reading this in short bursts, so the set-up chapters felt much longer to me than they probably were. Another thing that sort of Amphitrite the Bubbly me was Amphitrite as a main character. Although I Amphitrite the Bubbly came round to the fact that she was actually quite a sweet girl, at first I just couldn't see what was likeable about her. Almost everything she did was for herself and the complications and quirks of mermaid life didn't grab me. Perhaps if the opening scene had been more exciting or eventful and had shown a little more of the mermaids' lives, I would have cared more. However, as I said, by the end I liked her a lot more and I'm looking forward to seeing her crop up in later books. I really enjoyed reading from Poseidon's POV, and thought the authors did a fantastic job of portraying Amphitrite the Bubbly character as well as adding to it in this book. Seeing both sides of it really Amphitrite the Bubbly it feel more realistic and to me it was very well done. Still, I was impressed by the way that storyline wrapped up and the overall ending to the book was very cute! Overall I was disappointed with this book's plot and I think the first half could've been a lot better, but it excelled in many places and I would recommend reading this book if you like the series. View 2 comments. I love Poseidon, the plot is very interesting. View 1 comment. Apr 09, Joan rated it liked it Shelves: fictionfantasyfemale- charactersfictionj-booksmythology. Nice fun story. Not destined to win lit prizes but a pleasant story, with clear good and bad groups. Amphitrite, is a good mergirl but she has never managed to do the transformation spell to be able to go from ocean to land. The rules are changed to include a team of giants. Will Poseidon, her captain, and her team manage to win against the cheating giants? Will Poseidon and Amphitrite learn some lessons and succeed against the giants and Geia? Will Amphitrite be able to master the shape shifting spell? Read to find out. Pleasant story, some excitement suitable for students younger than junior high level. Nice moral themes that do not spoil the story by being too obviously moralistic. Aug 12, Joanna rated it it was ok Shelves: young-adultlow-lexileAmphitrite the Bubblyfairy-talesabt. This was selected by my four year old daughter, who I'm sure picked it based on the cover. She seemed to like the story even though I'm sure that she didn't understand most of it. I found the effort to incorporate Greek mythology amusing, but not especially well done or clever. We haven't read any other books in the series, so maybe I'd be more appreciative of character development across books, but it's hard to say. This is definitely a book for young readers and a young audience with little cr This was selected by my four year old daughter, who I'm sure picked it based on the cover. This is definitely a book for young readers and a young audience with little crossover appeal to adults. The plot and characters are quite simple and emotions are told with very little nuance. But anything that engages kids Amphitrite the Bubbly reading is a good thing. Jul 07, Amphitrite the Bubbly The Goddess Girls books including this book are some of my favorite summer reads. The books in this series put a modern twist on Greek mythology to somewhat relate to young girls today. This particular book is about a young mermaid named Amphitrite who meets Amphitrite the Bubbly Mount Olympus students on the adventure of a lifetime. I would recommend this book or this series to pretty much all young Amphitrite the Bubbly looking for quick reads of abou Amphitrite the Bubbly is part of the Goddess Girls series by Joan Holub. I would recommend this book or this series to pretty much all young girls looking for quick reads of about pages. May 04, Doni rated it really liked it Shelves: chapter-book. I was surprised by how much I liked this book, especially because it figures Poseidon heavily and up Amphitrite the Bubbly this Amphitrite the Bubbly, he was my least favorite character in the Amphitrite the Bubbly. But Amphitrite is such a nice character that she changes Poseidon for the positive. Great surprise, late in the game. It was really nice to read about mermaids for once! Jul 27, Natalie rated it liked it. Perfect for middle school age. Jan 11, Amelia rated it really liked it. I like Amphitrite the Bubbly book but I don't like how point of view is split between Amphitrite and Poseidon. I like the temple games. Nov 26, Catherine Zhang rated it really liked it. Spoiler Alert! It is interesting because of the race and riddles, but could make the book include more people and more elements eg. Mar 01, April rated it liked it. Cute but not my favorite. Although Amphitrite's portions are delightful; once Poseidon starts to have POV chapters it begins to drag; mostly because his only driving ambition is to Win a Temple from the Games Zeus is holding and he doesn't mind being a bit of a jerk to do so. Amphitrite has a lovely few scenes in her undersea world before becoming a legged land-version of a mermaid for the entire rest of the story. There's a contest to see which of 7 groups of 5 students Amphitrite the Bubbly from MOA and other Cute but not my favorite. Amphitrite the Bubbly | Greek-Goddesses Wiki | Fandom

Uh-oh, it Amphitrite the Bubbly like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. Learn how to enable JavaScript on your browser. Kids' Club Eligible. NOOK Book. Her arms moved in quick, smooth strokes as Amphitrite the Bubbly left the cave she called home. She was off on a serious mission—to track down her missing little sister. Thin rays of pale morning sunlight filtered down through the water above her to sparkle off the golden scales of her tail and throw highlights into her flowing turquoise hair. Sea grass brushed against her now and then, and eels peeked out curiously as she swam past. Her eyes searched the orange and pink branches of the coral reef below. But all she saw was her own shadow moving over it. Halia, where are you? A trail of iridescent bubbles trilled from her lips as she spoke. Her sister Thetis was swimming right in front of her. Both mergirls were twelve years old. Although they were twins, the two of them looked nothing alike. With a swish-swoosh of her orange tail, red-haired Thetis glanced back at Amphitrite over her shoulder. Their school had taken its name from a larger sea just south of the Aegean. And today was Monday, a school day. Officially, their family were all , the name for merpeople that lived in saltwater seas. They also had many cousins, though. Their cousins dwelled in freshwater seas, the in trees, the Oceanides in rain clouds, and the Lampiades in the Underworld. As the two oldest mergirls in the Nereid family, Amphitrite and Thetis were responsible for keeping track of their little sisters. Which was like herding the great colonies of seals that their dad, , was Amphitrite the Bubbly charge of. So difficult, it was practically impossible! The speed with which she shot forward indicated that she was more worried than she let on. As they set off for the bay, the mersisters dove deeper, disturbing the seaweed that grew on the ocean floor, so it danced and waved at them like long green fingers. A school of blue-and-orange parrotfish headed toward the mergirls, but then darted in another direction to avoid a collision. Halfway to the bay, the sisters passed a busy construction site where a school of guppies was working on a decorative wall , each pushing a bit of sparkly, colorful shell into place. When finished, one day this site would be Amphitrite the Bubbly gift from all water-dwelling creatures to their favorite god. However, Amphitrite and Thetis were too anxious to pay much attention to what the guppies were doing as they propelled themselves through the water, pushing forward with strong strokes of their tailfins and Amphitrite the Bubbly. Soon they could see brighter bursts of sunlight dancing above them as Amphitrite the Bubbly water became shallower. The bay was dead ahead. Huge craggy rocks of black granite lurked in this bay, anchored deep in its rippled white sand floor. Amphitrite Amphitrite the Bubbly Thetis, slipping among the rocks to trace a familiar path through the bay. Washed smooth by the constant crashing of waves Amphitrite the Bubbly the tide rolled in each night, they were perfect for hanging Amphitrite the Bubbly on a sunny day to comb your hair, sing, or read. You had to be careful not to sit on the rocks for too long, though. There were risks involved. For one Amphitrite the Bubbly, the principal of the school—their mom—gave demerits for being spotted by humans. Even worse, Amphitrite the Bubbly you stayed out of saltwater for more than twenty-four hours at a stretch, you could become landsick or even die! She kicked herself higher and lifted her head from the water for a few seconds in hopes of spotting their little sister. Amphitrite plunged again and caught up to Thetis. She sounded as breathless as Amphitrite felt. Their bodies were practically jackknifing now with their eagerness to hurry. Finally, they reached the rock. With a mighty flip of their tails, both mergirls surfaced. With hard twists, they hoisted themselves out Amphitrite the Bubbly the sea to sit upon it. It was still cold from the night, not yet warmed by the new light of the morning sun. Amphitrite shoved back her hair, turning to look. A short distance away, among sand dunes just back from the shore, she saw a glint of shiny lavender. A few last bubbles floated from her lips to sail high into the air. She called out again, but there was no answer. It was dangerous to shout any louder. Mortals might hear them and come. Feet from fin. Sea to Land. She leaped to her feet, then scampered over the rocks toward the sand dunes. Easy peasy. As if walking were as simple as swimming. Like a fish out of water—or more like a mergirl out of water—she could only watch in frustration and Amphitrite the Bubbly her neck to keep her sister in sight. Sometimes she wondered if she would ever know what it was like to travel by land instead of by sea. As principal, she pretty much ran the school. Perhaps that was selfish, but she longed to see the world. As much as her dad would allow her to, anyway. Amphitrite hugged herself to calm her fears as she watched Thetis kneel in the tall dune grass. She appeared to be Amphitrite the Bubbly to wake up their little sister. So the case should be a mild one, right? Only why was Thetis taking so long? Growing more worried by the second, Amphitrite inched her way across the rock Amphitrite the Bubbly try to get a better view. Scooching over, she saw it was actually a pink pearl. She picked it up and examined it. There was an ancient legend Amphitrite the Bubbly the merpeople that told of the existence of a special, enchanted strand of magical pearls that could grant your fondest wish as long as you possessed it. Plenty of mortal sailors and merpeeps had Amphitrite the Bubbly their whole lives looking for it. No one had found it, though. In fact, nobody knew if it really existed. Not to mention what it looked like. For instance, how long it was or what color the pearls were. Still, whenever she found a random pearl like this, Amphitrite always made a wish just in case it might have somehow come from that special strand. I should have wished for Halia to be okay! It was too late to call her wish back. Each of Amphitrite the Bubbly legendary pearls was only supposed to be good for one wish. When nothing happened, her shoulders slumped. How disappointing! At least half of her sisters, including little ones like Halia and , had already gotten Amphitrite the Bubbly shifting gift. She could really use it right now! Amphitrite tossed the pearl into the bay. She gazed anxiously to where Thetis still kneeled. If only she could be of some assistance. However, she had no choice but to watch helplessly as her twin sister picked Halia up and half-dragged, half-carried her over the dunes and back to Anemone Rock. That was obvious. Halia was breathing, but her skin was pale, lacking its Amphitrite the Bubbly healthy glow. Her eyes were shut and her head hung low, her arms limp. It was also obvious that their little sister had used a shifting spell to venture out of the sea. Her tail had transformed. She now had legs and wore an iridescent lavender chiton. But she was interrupted by a shout. And a large blond-haired woman in a flowered swimsuit was calling out to them through hands cupped around her mouth.