Book details
My Life From Hell (Blooming Goddess Trilogy)
Description
Save herself; save the world. Humanity may be screwed. To say that Sophie Bloom is at the top of her game with one only week until Spring Equinox and the final showdown with Zeus and Hades would be, well, lying. The Goddess of Spring feels more like the Goddess of Bzzz, Thanks For Playing than the savior of humanity. And could her relationships be any more messed up? Good times. Sophie is convinced that things can't get any worse than crawling back to her mother Demeter and begging for help. But she's about to find out how very wrong she is. It's a race against time for Sophie to implement the big battle strategy in the YA romantic comedy/Greek mythology finale My Life From Hell. A perfect read for everyone who loves sassy girls who kick butt and the bad boys that infuriate them.
Age
13-17
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
414 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Mythological Retelling: 'My Life From Hell' offers a fresh and humorous take on Greek mythology, reimagining the tales of gods and goddesses in a contemporary setting. This makes it an appealing read for fans of mythology who are looking for a modern twist on classic stories.
- Character Development: Throughout the Blooming Goddess Trilogy, and culminating in 'My Life From Hell', readers witness significant growth in the protagonist, Sophie Bloom. Her journey of self-discovery and empowerment is both inspiring and relatable, providing a strong role model for young adults.
- Romantic Tension: The series, and particularly this final installment, features a compelling romantic subplot that keeps readers invested in the characters' relationships. The chemistry between Sophie and her love interest adds an extra layer of excitement and anticipation to the narrative.
- Satisfying Conclusion: As the final book in the trilogy, 'My Life From Hell' wraps up the overarching plot and character arcs in a satisfying manner. Readers who have followed Sophie's story from the beginning will appreciate the closure and the resolution of key conflicts and themes.