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think this will probably be my favorite in the series. All the Nico/Percy stuff is very exciting, of course the love triangle, and destiny coming to a point.
I like that we can’t fully see the full picture but know certain things that have to happen. I think that’s the fun of this series as a whole. How will the prophecy really pan out, how will it spin itself?
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The Library at Mount Char
Scott Hawkins
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The Last Olympian
Rick Riordan
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3.75/5
Definitely my favorite of the series so far. I love all of the Nico stuff raising the dead with cheeseburgers. Both a fairly macabre entry in the series and a classic quest. The labyrinth was exciting and didn’t get too stale by letting them escape and be in completely different parts of the country. This one includes a classic twist which worked for me! Good battles, relationship drama, friendship, and a cliffhanger. Ready to see what happens in the end!
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The Battle of the Labyrinth
Rick Riordan
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This is neck and neck for my favorite so far. The winter setting mixed with brewing emotions and secretly tagging along make this a real winner. I was very surprised by the villain and thought the fight was very clever.
I think the final reveal in this one is REALLY fun and sets up an interesting path forward.
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The Battle of the Labyrinth
Rick Riordan
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This is neck and neck for my favorite so far. The winter setting mixed with brewing emotions and secretly tagging along make this a real winner. I was very surprised by the villain and thought the fight was very clever.
I think the final reveal in this one is REALLY fun and sets up an interesting path forward.
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The Titan’s Curse
Rick Riordan
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Helen of Nowhere
Makenna Goodman
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Very much intrigued by this one from the start. Love the winter setting - I feel like any book series where they do a winter one is when it gets particularly good.
Funnily enough, this book is where I start to forget what happens moving forward. I’ve read the series before but probably ONCE in total and that’s also mixed with some Heroes of Olympus as well. I’ve definitely re-read the first two entries more often so I’m excited to go into this slightly blind.
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The Titan’s Curse
Rick Riordan
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Printing for Pleasure
John Ryder
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This one is very fun! I think it lacks some of the twists and turns possibly because it is referencing one of the more well known myths. I missed Grover/Percy interactions but did like Tyson.
I think this may be affected by having just watched Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and knowing what the sequence of events that Riordan has to spin will be.
Exited for the next.
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The Sea of Monsters
Rick Riordan