The Flame of Olympus (Pegasus #1) Paperback | Pages: 385 pages

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Title	:	The Flame of Olympus (Pegasus #1)
Author	:	Kate O'Hearn
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Aladdin Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 385 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2013 by Hodder Children's Books (first published January 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Mythology. Childrens. Middle Grade. Young Adult

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A young girl, a winged horse, and a war of epic proportions make for an adventurous start to an exciting new trilogy. When Pegasus crashes onto a Manhattan roof during a terrible storm, Emily’s life changes forever. Suddenly allied with a winged horse she’d always thought was mythical, Emily is thrust into the center of a fierce battle between the Roman gods and a terrifying race of multiarmed stone warriors called the Nirads. Emily must team up with a thief named Paelen, the goddess Diana, and a boy named Joel in order to return Pegasus to Olympus and rescue the gods from a certain death. Along the way, Emily and her companions will fight monsters, run from a government agency that is prepared to dissect Pegasus, and even fly above the Manhattan skyline—all as part of a quest to save Olympus before time runs out.

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Original Title:	Pegasus and the Flame
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Pegasus #1

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Bought this whole series at a used bookstore today. It suckered me in by the covers and made me stay by the synopsis. I hope this is good!

The first book in the Pegasus series, The Flame of Olympus, is a phenomenal beginning. Featuring unforgettable characters and lyrical descriptions, this book is really an excellent fantasy novel.

Pegasus: The Flame of Olympus was such an enjoyable book. It honestly felt more like a middle grade than a young adult, even though every label I could find listed it as young adult. I love Greek/Roman mythology so even from the Prologue I was hooked. Kate did a very good job at taking mythology and putting a very interesting twist on it.I'm sure most of you know at least some Greek/Roman mythology. This book includes a lot of characters from mythology such as Jupiter, Pegasus, Neptune, Hercules

So, um, every child should read this.....every teen should read this.....every PERSON SHOULD READ THIS.At the time, I was an innocent child who hadn't been introduced to smexy-hot romance books.What did my small mind latch on to because I didn't know that romance existed??Mythology.So if you're a geek like me who loves all that gods and Hades and Persephone story shit, this is the one for you!Here comes this small girl, Emily. I know, not much more of a fetus compared to me, but you gotta

Better review to come, this book deserves it.Also, are you a Pegasus fan? This is the group for you!The Pegasus Series Fanclub.Anyone who loves Pegasus may join. :)Also, please sign this petition so the Pegasus Series can be made into a movie!!

It was not quite meh, but I didn't quite love it either.

Okay...this is a children's book. It is for people 8 and up. It is not complex. It is not deep. It is not adult fiction. It isn't even YA fiction. It is not as complicated nor as deep as Harry Potter or Percy Jackson. It is perfect for the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade set. With that being said, I am an adult and I read it after my 9 year old daughter. I wanted to see what was in it. I don't read many of her books but this one held my attention and I wanted to know what happened. I will read the next