Book Report
The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan
The book is 512 pages.
Fiction Adventure, Legends and Myths, Fables, Folk Tales and Myths, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Fantasy and Young Adult. I give this book four stars, because the greek mythology interests me alot. It could be from my greek background. The first book in this series was delightful and I actually enjoyed reading it so I thought I would continue the series. The book is difficult at times. The frequent change between characters views each chapter can get confusing at times.
8. The book opens with Percy Jackson being chased by two gorgons, who seek revenge for killing their sister Medusa. Percy has lost all memory of his past. They reveal that they're working for Gaea. While making his escape, Percy runs into an old woman named June, who gives him a choice: do her a favor or live safely under the sea while everybody and everything is destroyed. He meets two friends Frank and Hazel. Hazel and Frank are guarding Camp Jupiter, but let Percy in, as Hazel believes it could be a test from the gods. As the favor, Percy carries June across the Little Tiber. In the process, he loses his invincibility from the River Styx. When he reaches his …show more content…
Knowing that the camp is under attack, Percy takes charge and leads the Romans into battle with the help of some of his old friends from Camp Half-Blood and the Amazons. Percy challenges the giant, Polybotes to a duel and calls to Terminus, the Roman border god, to help him defeat the giant. Percy has been told that only when gods and demigods work together can the giants be defeated. He defeats Polybotes. The camp names him a praetor, a leader of the Roman camp. The Greek demigods from Camp Half-Blood appear in the flying ship Argo II sailing towards the camp. The Romans argue over attacking the ship. Percy orders no attack. With his arms around Frank and Hazel, he approaches his "other
The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan
The book is 512 pages.
Fiction Adventure, Legends and Myths, Fables, Folk Tales and Myths, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Fantasy and Young Adult. I give this book four stars, because the greek mythology interests me alot. It could be from my greek background. The first book in this series was delightful and I actually enjoyed reading it so I thought I would continue the series. The book is difficult at times. The frequent change between characters views each chapter can get confusing at times.
8. The book opens with Percy Jackson being chased by two gorgons, who seek revenge for killing their sister Medusa. Percy has lost all memory of his past. They reveal that they're working for Gaea. While making his escape, Percy runs into an old woman named June, who gives him a choice: do her a favor or live safely under the sea while everybody and everything is destroyed. He meets two friends Frank and Hazel. Hazel and Frank are guarding Camp Jupiter, but let Percy in, as Hazel believes it could be a test from the gods. As the favor, Percy carries June across the Little Tiber. In the process, he loses his invincibility from the River Styx. When he reaches his …show more content…
Knowing that the camp is under attack, Percy takes charge and leads the Romans into battle with the help of some of his old friends from Camp Half-Blood and the Amazons. Percy challenges the giant, Polybotes to a duel and calls to Terminus, the Roman border god, to help him defeat the giant. Percy has been told that only when gods and demigods work together can the giants be defeated. He defeats Polybotes. The camp names him a praetor, a leader of the Roman camp. The Greek demigods from Camp Half-Blood appear in the flying ship Argo II sailing towards the camp. The Romans argue over attacking the ship. Percy orders no attack. With his arms around Frank and Hazel, he approaches his "other