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Divine Might by Natalie Haynes

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madhamster's review

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challenging dark emotional informative medium-paced

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adventurous funny informative reflective medium-paced

5.0


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dark funny informative medium-paced

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adventurous funny informative inspiring fast-paced

4.75


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mondovertigo's review

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funny informative reflective slow-paced

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theatomicblonde22's review against another edition

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dark funny informative reflective medium-paced

4.5

If you are a regular listener of Natalie Haynes' podcast, of if you have already read her book Pandora's Jar, you will find very similar content in this new book of essays

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spaceirony's review

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withlivjones's review

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4.5

Once again, Natalie Haynes does not miss with this book examining the major female deities in Greek mythology. Her writing is engaging, witty, and sarcastic, and this is possibly the first non-fiction book I’ve read that I’ve laughed out loud at. She brings in a massive variety of sources from ancient architecture and literature to music videos to Hollywood films in order to discuss the changing perceptions of Greek goddesses, and I love that she treats all of her case studies as equally valuable sources of information, regardless of whether they’re “high culture” or “popular culture”. I wish this book had been around while I was at university, it would’ve been an absolute game changer. 

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