High above the clouds on Mount Olympus, the gods of ancient Greece ruled the sky, the sea and the hearts of mortals. Meet Zeus, Athena and the rest of the family — reimagined as adorable little gods for coloring.
Every little god below comes from real Greek mythology. Each story ends with a link to the book so you can meet them all.
Zeus ruled the sky and hurled thunderbolts made especially for him by the Cyclopes. He was also famously terrible at staying out of trouble — half of Greek mythology happens because Zeus couldn't resist a shapeshifting disguise.
Athena burst fully grown and already wearing armor straight out of her father Zeus's head — no ordinary birth for the goddess of wisdom and strategy. She once turned a boastful weaver named Arachne into the very first spider.
Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty, was said to have been born from sea foam and arrived on shore riding a giant scallop shell. Even the other gods couldn't resist asking her for beauty advice.
Poseidon ruled the seas with his three-pronged trident, and when he struck it against the ground he could summon earthquakes or even brand-new springs of water. Sailors prayed to him before every voyage — just in case.
Hercules was the strongest mortal-born hero in Greek myth, famous for completing twelve nearly impossible labors — including wrestling a lion with unbreakable hide and cleaning an entire stable in a single day.
Medusa is famous for her hair made of living snakes and a stare that could turn anyone to stone — but in the oldest myths, she wasn't always a monster; she was cursed into that form.