Hayley's Scrunchie

Eos, goddess of dawn   Wikimedia Commons 1.  Loser Goddess's Club Although Greek goddesses get a lot of attention, there are dozens with really cool stories that don't get as much attention as Aphrodite or Athena. One of my personal favorites is Eos, goddess of the dawn. I'd love to have a story surrounding her and other lesser known goddesses like Iris (goddess of rainbows) and Selene (goddess of the moon.) This story might be them ranting about the popular goddesses or telling their own stories they wish more people knew. 2.  Mansion of Muses I think the Greek Muses would make a really great topic project because they are nine goddesses who each are in charge of some form of art. This story could revolve around them being in a large house together and the drama that ensues from a bunch of girls living together. I lived in a sorority house for a year so I know all the trouble that can happen with boys, sharing clothes and gossip. 3. Goddess Book Club This s...

1. Goddesses I have always been a fan of greek mythology, especially after reading the Percy Jackson series as a kid. The gods and goddesses are powerful, immortal, and just overall very cool. I really would love to write about them my storybook, because these are the stories I liked to hear growing up. I'd love to learn more about Norse gods as well and deities from other regions of the world. They don't have to be Greek, but I just know more about Greek mythology than other cultures, but the topic is a bit basic and I would like to be more adventurous and choose something new for me. (Mermaids and a ship from Wikipedia 2. Mermaids/Sirens Every little girl has a dream about being a mermaid at some point. There is something so fun about being able to live underwater and also mingle with human life. I don't necessarily want to stick solely with mermaids, but the whole genre of underwater women like Sirens and some of the other, darker myths too. I want to read more th...