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Alexandra BrackenA modern alternative to SparkNotes and CliffsNotes, SuperSummary offers high-quality Study Guides with detailed chapter summaries and analysis of major themes, characters, and more. For select classroom titles, we also provide Teaching Guides with discussion and quiz questions to prompt student engagement.
Before You Read Beta
Summary
Prologue-Part 1, Chapter 3
Part 1, Chapters 4-6
Part 1, Chapter 7-Ten Years Earlier
Part 1, Chapters 9-12
Part 1, Chapters 13-15
Part 2, Chapters 16-18
Part 2, Chapters 19-21
Part 2, Seven Years Earlier-Chapter 24
Part 2, Chapters 25-28
Part 3, Chapters 29-31
Part 3, Chapters 32-34
Part 3, Chapters 35-37
Part 4, Seven Years Earlier-Seven Years Earlier
Part 4, Chapters 41-43
Part 5, Chapters 44-47
Part 5, Chapters 48-52
Part 5, Chapters 53-55
Part 5, Chapters 56-58
Character Analysis
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Essay Topics
In Alexandra Bracken's Lore, young Lore must navigate modern-day New York City during the deadly Agon, a hunt occurring every seven years where descendants of Greek heroes vie to kill Greek gods and gain immortality, while grappling with her family's murder and forming precarious alliances to confront the lethal threat of Wrath. The book includes scenes of violence and loss.
Alexandra Bracken’s Lore blends Greek mythology with a modern, action-filled narrative. Praised for its inventive premise and strong female lead, the book captivates with its world-building and fast-paced plot. However, some readers note inconsistencies in pacing and characterization. Overall, it's an engaging read with a unique mythological twist.
Readers who relish modern twists on Greek mythology and enjoy strong, resilient protagonists akin to those in Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series will find Lore by Alexandra Bracken captivating. Fans of Suzanne Collins's The Hunger Games may also appreciate the novel's intense, action-packed narrative and intricate world-building.
Fantasy
Mythology
Action / Adventure
Trauma / Abuse / Violence
Gender / Feminism
Grief / Death
Emotions/Behavior: Memory
Identity: Gender
Relationships: Teams