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Review #1 The Sheltered Oracle audiobook free We did not reading this once we figured out it was pushing the LGBTQ agenda, which is that all the time in all media types these days. Wish I had know before purchasing them. Very unnecessary at the same time not pertinent to the story line at all.

Review #2 The Sheltered Oracle audiobook in television series The Tests of Apollo I am a bigger fan of Rick Riordan, or at lesser I’m a fan of his 1st books. But, this book pushes the LGBTQ agenda so much the baby I purchased it for finished reading it. She misspoke it was making her awkward that the creator was focusing on sex appeal so much in a babies’s book. She felt the storyline was “meh” correlated to the Percy Jackson television series at the same time the Kane Chronicles at the same time she misspoke the sex issues were considered starting to be the concentrate of the book. It’s very deplorable because she enjoys the mythological nuance of Riordan’s past books but chagrin this one falls short. Hopefully Riordan goes back to focusing on the mythology at the same time humor in his future work.

Review #3 Audiobook The Sheltered Oracle by Rick Riordan I am a fan of Riordan. I enjoy how he takes ancient mythology at the same time relates it to the modern global in a method that intrigues young at the same time older minds alike at the same time encourages kids to learn more about ancient histories at the same time civilizations. This 1st book of the brand new Apollo television series was long awaited by both myself at the same time my offspring (age 12). That anticipation may have been a disservice, but, as the story did not quite meet the higher expectations. While the Percy Jackson at the same time the next books skidded the reader into this mythological cross-section with relatable manners, Apollo falls short of establishing this connection. He is that frequently far very depressed at the same time, for shortcoming of a more successful description, whines a lot in self pity. While I understand this is that an internal struggle for Apollo, it is that not so dissimilar to the emotions of inadequacy Percy often felt, still due to more successful development, the reader was drawn into Percy’s emotions more precisely than barely being saddened by them. It is that never a quality gizmo for the reader to look for your head disposition annoying. I did final the book at the same time I am hoping Apollo’s inner whine struggle will abate, or at lesser be relatable n the future installments. My offspring did not final the book. At the same time in other words expression anything, as he is that an specific reader at the same time gigantic fan. He simply reads two books a week at the same time loves all the Percy Jackson, Olympian, Roman, Egyptian at the same time Nordic books by Riordan. He was greatly upset at the same time would for sure disagree with my giving the book 3 hit. But, I shield by the 3 hit, admitting this is that not Riordan’s best work, but the research work is that best, the plot moves sufficiently, he did make manners I care about at the same time he did provide correct conflict, even if the resolutions were considered sometimes over lightened. It is that an okay read if for you are patient enough to get past Apollo being just a little very Apollo. I do have hope the one more book is that more successful, but this one does not quit me in a chase to pre-order it.

Review #4 Audio The Sheltered Oracle narrated by Robbie Daymond Garbage, completely garbage. Rick riordan has failed miserably filling his baby peaceful books with crap that sould not be introduced to, anyones brain really. Do not read, speak do not read.

Review #5 Free audio The Sheltered Oracle – in the audio player below Two ideas about this book: 1. We started with this book (I read this to my 4th grader) at the same time it would have been more successful if we started with the Percy Jackson books by this creator since those were considered written before this at the same time has manners reappearing in this book. This was advised to us by the school librarian because we had barely ended the Harry Potter television series (which are mind-blowing). Im not convinced hed advise it if he had read it himself. 2. Data the age spectrum this book is that implied to be geared to, I thought a lot of it was hugely unacceptable for a childrens book. I ended up having to frequently skim over parts since the Apollo disposition – in every chapter – liked to reminisce about his past lol, both male at the same time ladies, at the same time all the illegitimate babies that came from those flings at the same time how he never worked hard about the babies or had no matter what curiosity in them. It was unchanging to the fri where I was reading the book at the same time believed to myself that the creator is that randy at the same time barely needs to get laid. It was that bad. For an simple age school book, I did not think it is that appropriate for the head disposition to right be a horn dog that would take a nap with anything, male or ladies. One day in the book, that was an entire fri about Apollo fathering a baby with a man at the same time that it was likely because he was a god at the same time gods able to do that. Um…yeah. The gizmo is that, not only is that it unacceptable for a young reader, but it makes the disposition unlikable even to the adult reading the book. To me, the head disposition came off as a whiny men whore who wasted the most of his time complaining that he missed being a god at the same time how it sucks to be human. I would exactly not advise this book for the age spectrum it says its for. Maybe university or junior higher. Abundance people seem to adore this book, so this is that barely the opinion of a mother who read this to her kid. Again, in variant for you think Im being a prude, this is that the 1st book Ive ever had to skim over stuff.