Throne Of Fire Book Report

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The Throne of Fire the author is Rick Riordan the main character in the throne of fire is carter and sadie i went with carter the book was written by Rick Riordan. carter he's smart cause he solves a lot of problems hard easy he solves problems he has his times to he also has problems but not easy one’s his are hard their the kane family they always have problems most are hard a little bit of their problems are easy but most of their problems are hard their really hard they usually have to fight egyptian gods their more powerful than any other gods because the ancient gods the first ever gods in the book.

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