Goddess Girls Books in Order

Aphrodite gives Athena a makeover to help her attract a first crush, then struggles when boys begin favoring her friend. At Mount Olympus Academy, jealousy and unexpected romantic attention challenge her assumptions about beauty and love.

Artemis is known as Mount Olympus Academy's bravest goddess girl, though she privately struggles with fear. The arrival of Orion, an exchange student from Earth, makes her even more nervous and tests her confidence.

Athena discovers that she is Zeus's daughter and a goddess, prompting a move to Mount Olympus Academy. Hoping to finally fit in, she encounters new friends, divine school life, and the formidable mean girl Medusa.

Persephone is used to pleasing everyone else until she befriends Hades, a boy with a troublesome reputation at Mount Olympus Academy. Her growing comfort with him conflicts with disapproval from her mother and friends.

Facing a failing grade in Hero-ology, Aphrodite starts a matchmaking project to earn extra credit. In Egypt she encounters the goddess Isis, sparking a competition over who can find a match for the difficult mortal Pygmalion.

Artemis and her friends are frustrated that the annual Olympic Games exclude girls. Together, the goddess girls devise a plan to persuade Zeus to let everyone compete, challenging a rule that keeps them on the sidelines.

Athena helps new student Hercules adjust to Mount Olympus Academy, where twelve labors stand between him and a permanent place. Asked by Zeus to watch over him secretly, she must balance his challenges with problems of her own.

Medusa believes becoming immortal will help her win friends and catch Poseidon's attention at Mount Olympus Academy. A necklace promising that transformation seems like the answer, but its effects create problems she did not anticipate.

Pandora's curiosity is stirred when Epimetheus brings a mysterious box to Mount Olympus Academy. Unable to resist examining it when it falls into her possession, she discovers that opening it brings far more trouble than she expected.

New Mount Olympus Academy student Cassandra can see the future, but no one believes her predictions. Her unusual gift complicates making friends, while Apollo, the god of prophecy, takes an interest in helping her.

Mortal musician Orpheus asks Persephone to help recover Eurydice from the Underworld. Her efforts to persuade Hades to return the girl challenge serious rules and threaten her own relationship with the boy she likes.

Pheme prides herself on knowing everyone's business at Mount Olympus Academy, sharing gossip that appears in floating cloud letters. Her eagerness to spread information raises questions about trust and threatens her standing with the goddess girls.

Aphrodite wants Ares to enjoy his thirteenth birthday, but his sister Eris has other ideas. As the goddess of discord prepares mischief, Aphrodite must contend with trouble that threatens to overshadow the celebration.

Athena believes she can improve the labyrinth built for King Minos, and her confidence leads her to make changes. Her ambitious intervention produces unexpected problems, testing her judgment in an adventure about pride and its consequences.

Iris's assignment to collect magical water takes her to the gloomy River Styx, while her rainbow magic makes her a sought-after messenger. Between new responsibilities and uncertainty about her crush, she struggles to keep jealousy in check.

Mergirl Amphitrite arrives at Mount Olympus Academy with a crush on Poseidon. As she gets to know him, his peculiar habits complicate her romantic hopes and make her question whether they are really a good match.

Shy Hestia’s cooking talents go unnoticed at Mount Olympus Academy, and classmates mock her choice of a cooking pot for a service contest. With help from new friends, she tries to gain confidence and show what she can offer others.

Medusa is delighted when she gains the ability to turn anything she touches into gold. But the power extends to food and people, turning apparent good fortune into a dangerous problem she must find a way to reverse.

Calliope arrives at Mount Olympus Academy eager to step out of her talented sisters’ shadows. Despite inspiring Homer, she struggles with her first school project and seeks a roommate who might help her find focus, confidence, and inspiration of her own.

New student Echo copies the gestures, expressions, and language of popular classmates at Mount Olympus Academy. Her efforts to fit in have the opposite effect, leaving the talkative forest-mountain nymph to figure out how to make friends while being herself.

Pallas hopes her swordplay will impress childhood friend Athena when she joins Mount Olympus Academy. Athena’s new friendships and jealousy over a baby sister complicate their reunion, while a festival competition gives both girls an opportunity to support each other.

Princess Medea and Jason seek the Golden Fleece, which hangs in a great oak tree guarded by a huge serpent. Medea’s knowledge of enchantment and a sleeping potion may offer a way past the creature, if their plan succeeds.

Nyx arrives at Mount Olympus Academy hoping to gain recognition for her work as goddess of night. Instead, her darkness frightens Principal Zeus and seems to encourage nightmares, leaving her to show classmates why night deserves appreciation.

Eos brings dawn to the world but hides loneliness and worry about losing people she loves. Hoping to keep her mortal best friend Tithonus forever, she uses a prophecy and new magical power to attempt a spell with unexpected consequences.

Clotho, the youngest of the Three Fates, wants to improve their strained relationship with mortals. A secret marketplace visit risks exposing her identity, while an old mistake forces her to confront the consequences of breaking Zeus’s rules about destiny.

Persephone’s relationship with Hades is complicated by Minthe, an unhappy water nymph who flirts with him. A school competition intensifies the jealousy, while Persephone also faces unwanted attention from Pirithous and tries to navigate the resulting trouble.

Anxious witchcraft student Hecate encounters animal ghosts who refuse to enter the Underworld because they have unfinished business. Helping them could build her confidence, but it also puts her at odds with Melinoe, the ghost herder responsible for guiding them.