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Poorly Written,
Slow,
Pointless

5 reviews

Gods Behaving Badly

by Marie Phillips

Published: 2008-10-28
Paperback : 288 pages

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"Well, they got the title right !"by diana s. (see profile) 04/04/11

Some of the gods were behaving pretty badly. I still free sorry for Kate (a mortal, who was turned into a tree and then later chopped down, OUCH!!). Of the gods, I liked Artemis and Hermes. And of the... (read more)

"Dissappointed....."by Sonja W. (see profile) 01/04/11

I was really disappointed in this one... the tag lines and blurb on the back caught my attention and I thought it would be a fun read for my book club, but it was rather disappointing on th... (read more)

"Very Clever"by Nisa S. (see profile) 03/05/10

This was a very cleverly written book that my book club read recently. A very light read, but enjoyable and fun.

"Gods Behaving Badly"by Deborah M. (see profile) 12/04/09

A poorly written, stupid story abouts Gods. The point of the book is that the Gods are losing their power because we no longer believe in them, but the fact is they are not real. Anyway, somewhat entertaining... (read more)

"Gods Behaving Badly"by Andrea V. (see profile) 12/04/09

Didn't love it, and didn't hate it. The premise of it sounded much better than it actually was.

"Slow in the beginning and too much profanity."by Toni D. (see profile) 10/20/08

I thought the book was a little slow in the beginning, but picked up towards the middle. I had a hard time getting past all the profanity and elicit scenes. I don't believe it all was needed in the story... (read more)

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