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Simply the Quest


Synopsis


 

The second book in the hilarious bestselling WHO LET THE GODS OUT series; perfect for fans of David Solomons!

'I totally fell in love with Elliot and the gods, and I think you're all going to love them too.' ROBIN STEVENS on book 1

'One of the funniest new voices in children's literature. The laughs come thick and fast' DAVID SOLOMONS on book 1

Elliot Hooper's troubles are far from over: his mum's health worsens, he's struggling at school, and a bunch of anarchic Greek immortals have moved into his home - including teen goddess Virgo, who's in trouble with the Zodiac.

What's more, death-daemon Thanatos and his scary mum, Nyx, are at large - and determined to destroy the world.

As even more immortal allies and enemies emerge, Virgo and Elliot must learn how to be heroes ...

  • The second book in the bestselling Who Let the Gods Out series!
  • An exciting, laugh-out-loud hilarious and highly-acclaimed Percy Jackson-esque adventure
  • Book 1 was shortlisted for both the Waterstones Children's Book Prize and the Books Are My Bag Readers' Award
  • Hilarious and heartfelt, the Who Let the Gods Out? series is centred on the Olympian gods - perfect for fans of Greek mythology!

Can't wait to read Elliot's next adventure? Check out book 3, BEYOND THE ODYSSEY!

About the Publisher

Chicken House

Chicken House

Scholastic is an award-winning publisher of original children's books. Scholastic publishes more than 600 new hardcover, paperback, and novelty books each year. The list includes the phenomenally successful publishing properties Harry Potter? and Captain Underpants?, the beloved series Clifford The Big Red Dog?, Goosebumps?, The 39 Clues?, I Spy?, Bone, The Magic School Bus?, Fly Guy, Geronimo Stilton, and The Hunger Games trilogy.

Maz Evans

Summary

Chapter 1: The Call to Adventure

In this chapter, the hero receives a call to leave their ordinary world and embark on a perilous journey.

Real Example: Dorothy Gale is called upon to travel to the magical land of Oz after her house is carried away by a tornado.

Chapter 2: Refusal of the Call

Initially, the hero may refuse the call, fearing the unknown or feeling inadequate.

Real Example: Luke Skywalker initially resists joining Obi-Wan Kenobi and embarking on a mission to rescue Princess Leia.

Chapter 3: Supernatural Aid

The hero encounters a mentor or guide who provides valuable advice and assistance.

Real Example: Dumbledore guides Harry Potter through his journey as a wizard and aids him in his fight against Voldemort.

Chapter 4: The Crossing of the First Threshold

The hero steps into the extraordinary realm, marking the start of their adventure.

Real Example: Frodo Baggins leaves the Shire and begins his quest to Mount Doom with the Fellowship of the Ring.

Chapter 5: The Belly of the Whale

The hero undergoes a trial or ordeal that forces them to confront their inner demons and fears.

Real Example: Neo enters the Matrix and learns to control his abilities as the One.

Chapter 6: The Road of Trials

The hero faces a series of challenges and temptations, testing their resilience and character.

Real Example: Odysseus encounters sirens, monsters, and other obstacles during his journey home from the Trojan War.

Chapter 7: The Meeting with the Goddess

The hero encounters a divine or feminine figure who represents their inner wisdom and potential.

Real Example: Rey meets Luke Skywalker and learns about the Force and her connection to it.

Chapter 8: Woman as the Temptress

The hero faces a temptation that threatens to derail their quest or compromise their integrity.

Real Example: Simba is lured away from his responsibilities by Nala's charm and the allure of the Pride Lands.

Chapter 9: Atonement with the Father

The hero confronts their father figure, symbolizing authority and society's expectations.

Real Example: Harry Potter faces Voldemort, his true father figure, and must confront his destiny.

Chapter 10: Apotheosis

The hero reaches the peak of their adventure, experiencing a transformative moment of insight and triumph.

Real Example: Neo defeats Agent Smith and restores balance to the Matrix.

Chapter 11: The Ultimate Boon

The hero achieves their primary goal, gaining knowledge or treasure that they can use to benefit the world.

Real Example: Frodo destroys the One Ring, saving Middle-earth from darkness.

Chapter 12: The Magic Flight

The hero escapes from the extraordinary realm and returns to their ordinary world.

Real Example: Alice awakes from her dream and returns to her home in England.

Chapter 13: The Crossing of the Return Threshold

The hero re-enters their ordinary world, but their experience has changed them irrevocably.

Real Example: Luke Skywalker returns to Tatooine as a Jedi Knight, ready to face new challenges.

Chapter 14: Master of Two Worlds

The hero integrates the lessons learned from their adventure into their everyday life, becoming a beacon of wisdom and guidance.

Real Example: Captain Kirk becomes a leader in Starfleet, balancing his adventurous spirit with diplomacy and moral principles.

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