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Synopsis
Most of us probably won't get the chance to travel to a parallel universe. Won't have the opportunity to encounter wizards, dragons, aliens, and mythological gods. But if what April, Jalil, David, and Christopher have had to experience is any indication of what another world might be like, perhaps not going there isn't such a bad thing. So, April and her friends are starting to get used to the bizarre. Which is why they weren't surprised when they found themselves on Mount Olympus, fighting with Zeus against an alien army. But that's nothing compared to what they're about to experience. April and the others know the main reason they're still alive is because of their survival instincts and real-world knowledge. But in Everworld, even the things that you trust to keep you safe can be the very things to take your life...
Is Gateway to the Gods appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 10 and up.
Kids are thrown into a parallel universe called Everworld where they fight alongside mythological gods against alien armies. Contains fantasy violence and peril, but no graphic content or mature themes.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include death and violence.
Who'll love this
A group of teens must use their real-world smarts to survive battles with dragons, wizards, and aliens in a parallel universe ruled by mythological gods.