As Crônicas dos Kane
"As Crônicas dos Kane" é uma série de livros escrita pelo renomado autor Rick Riordan. A série foi lançada entre 2010 e 2012, sendo composta por três livros: "A Pirâmide Vermelha", "O Trono de Fogo" e "A Sombra da Serpente". Os livros pertencem ao gênero de literatura infantojuvenil e combinam elementos de mitologia egípcia com aventura contemporânea. A história segue os irmãos Carter e Sadie Kane, que descobrem que são descendentes dos faraós egípcios antigos e herdeiros do poderoso mundo da magia. Eles embarcam em uma jornada perigosa para salvar o mundo dos deuses egípcios, que despertaram e estão causando caos na Terra. Ao longo da trama, eles enfrentam criaturas míticas, resolvem enigmas antigos e travam batalhas épicas contra as forças do mal. Carter e Sadie são personagens complexos e cativantes, cada um com suas próprias habilidades mágicas especiais. Enquanto Carter é mais reservado e estudioso, Sadie é extrovertida e cheia de energia. Juntos, eles formam uma equipe formidável enquanto tentam desvendar os mistérios da mitologia egípcia e salvar o mundo. Assim como outras séries de Riordan, como "Percy Jackson" e "Os Heróis do Olimpo", "As Crônicas dos Kane" apresenta um enredo repleto de ação, humor inteligente e personagens bem desenvolvidos. O autor combina habilmente elementos mitológicos com o mundo moderno, tornando a história acessível e envolvente para leitores de todas as idades. A série recebeu críticas positivas por sua escrita ágil, personagens carismáticos e trama emocionante. Os livros também foram elogiados por sua representação diversificada de personagens e culturas. "As Crônicas dos Kane" é uma opção divertida e educativa para aqueles que desejam aprender mais sobre mitologia egípcia enquanto se envolvem em uma aventura eletrizante.
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CONTINUED FROM RICK RIORDAN'S BOOKS. What if the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans and Nordics of Rick Riordan's world found themselves in a huge problem that would end up having to force everyone to not only get to know each other, but also have to face a situation so big that it could lead (or not ) at the end of the world? It's not that they've never tried to stop the end of the world before, but they've rarely had to deal with so many mythologies at once, even going beyond these four mythologies. In a crossover to destroy the world in complete chaos, our favorite demigods and wizards will have to save the world once again and this time several mythologies have decided to come together to create an end of the world that will leave Ragnarok to shame. And it's not just Greco-Roman, Norse and Egyptian mythologies that will worry our heroes. The dangers arise even from those who centuries ago were enemies or allies of these peoples. A continuation of the saga of Rick Riordan's books. This story fits into: EGYPTIAN: — After "The Crown of Ptolemy" GREEK/ROMAN: — After "The Nero's Tower" NORDIC — After "The Ship of the Dead" (cover art = merged images of the diva da Viria) (just because a character is on the cover, it doesn't mean he appears, but I'll try to make it appear) (a lot of research on mythology is done with each chapter released)
(HIATUS) Follow Leo and Calypso's journey to their triumphant return to Long Island, and also see how the heroes of the Prophecy of the Seven moved on to life after overcoming another great prophecy. Could the young demigods enjoy lasting peace? Or does the Greco-Roman universe still hold dark secrets?
Anubis, the Egyptian death god of mummification, a few years ago fell in love with a mortal named Sadie. After various dangers and challenges she got into, a lot has changed. When they met, Sadie was only 12 years old but time passed, Sadie got older, and he didn't. Noticing her aging and him frozen in time, the god decided to give up immortality. And now, as if giving up an infinity of years wasn't proof enough of love, life goes on and the future shows many changes. While 99.9% of the problems in Greek mythology are because Zeus can't control his pants, the same is not true in Egyptian mythology. Horus, currently the pharaoh of the gods, vehemently forbade them to have intercourse with humans. But all that could change when Anubis falls in love with a mortal named Sadie and gives up his immortality so he can live with her.
WARNING: I wrote this story 6 years ago and ended up abandoning it, now in 2020 I made an extra chapter explaining myself and quickly telling how the ending would be, so it basically doesn't have an ending. So if you want to read it, it's at your own risk. But I finalized the status of the story. "To build a new world, you have to destroy the old" Hey there you! I'm sure you're a fan of some saga! And I bet you've wondered: What if my favorite characters were real? What would it be like if they were from my world? And what would it be like if they were my friends and went on cool adventures or even partying together? It would be awesome, wouldn't it? Well, think about it... Pain, a powerful sorcerer, decides to bring all the characters from the saga that we used to think were fiction and myth with the help of the Philosopher's Stone, now Greek and Egyptian monsters, dinosaurs , werewolves, vampires and other terrible things walk the land, governments are deteriorating and some terrible threats are rising in this new world PS: the fanfiction is on hiatus... Two years ago, but one day it will come back! (I think) [UPDATE: 5 YEARS OLD, MY GOD WILL ONE DAY I'LL SUBSCRIBE AGAIN]
Everything happened because of the gods. And it's not like they didn't know, they did. Not that it was their fault, no, they're just responsible. It makes sense? Of course. That's why everything needs to be explained from the beginning. It all started with a prophecy and an oath, right after the Second World War, but that's another story. Look there for journal 26. This is the story of how the gods destroyed everything, including themselves.
(Story is on hiatus indefinitely, read at your own risk) Ted, 15, and Zeke, 17, are orphans, adopted by the same parents but with very different personalities. Since the death of his adoptive father, the family would remain in Salvador until Zeke completed high school. That was the plan, but things started to get complicated when the brothers found a character from a Saga. The situation became even more difficult when they were attacked by dark beings. Now they must flee from villains they never thought existed in the real world. With the help of well-known personalities, Ted and Zeke embark on an adventure to gather as many Heroes as possible and fight evil.
Natalia is a girl like any other, until her eleventh birthday, when she receives three unlikely and completely crazy news. Her father is a Greek god, her mother is descended from a pharaoh of ancient Egypt and on top of that a strange woman said she can become a witch. Unlikely? Maybe not so much.
Book One of the Saga: Phoebe Caulfield and the Olympians (Interactive) ~ OPEN SPOTS ~~~~~~~ Phoebe thought her life couldn't get any worse. Living in a rundown orphanage, with no friends and obviously no family, until the moment she saw the orphanage director turn into a monster and attempt to murder her, destroying the entire orphanage in the process. Receiving instructions to flee to the mysterious "Camp Half-Blood" she finds herself facing the mysteries and holes of her past being filled by discovering that she is a demigod. But being a daughter of a god is not simple, monsters and even the gods turn against you when you are part of a strange prophecy that predicts the fall of the gods and the destruction of the entire world with the return. of a mysterious dark force. An energy so powerful that it frightens even the mightiest of gods. But what can you do when, in addition to having to travel to the Underworld for a mysterious rescue, you must also discover the truths of your life that go beyond the limits imposed by the gods. Being part of such an important destiny, one that controlled her past and would decide her future, and that of the world, Phoebe must decide if she will be the salvation of Olympus, or the cause of its own destruction.

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Hello Greek and Roman demigods, hunters, legacies, satyrs, nymphs and fans of whatever is here. Welcome to the LEO VALDEZ TALK SHOW. A fun talk show hosted by Hephaestus' son Leo Valdez and his co-host/director/girlfriend/writer of this madness Lari Gomes, daughter of Poseidon. Together, Leo and Lari will interview several characters and personalities from various sagas, movies, books and series suggested by you, dear reader! That's right! you will be able to have a special participation in this program, sending questions and suggestions of characters through the field of comments.
The history of Greco-Roman cities built in Brazil, since the arrival of European conquerors.
Giulia, Luiza and Sofia Silva Darling are nothing normal girls, daughters of Englishman John Darling and Brazilian Jessica Silva, born respectively in Italy, Russia and Greece; heirs of the huge The Second Star To The Right network. They live their lives the way they can, going to school like any other teenager, going out on the weekends and being almost smothered in their homes and jobs. Everything changes, however, with an interdimensional adventure caused by his father's involvement with a mysterious villain, who had previously given him powers. They are three unusual sisters, various dimensions and countless adventures. How can this go any further wrong?
Days, months or years later, some of the characters in books decide to write letters to the dead. Even knowing that none of them would read, The characters write to take the weight off their shoulders. Ask for a character letter in the first chapter ACCEPTING CO-AUTHOR











