I didn't like the book. It skipped around too much. Like several short stories all in one book. They were all boring to me.

This book is awesome! Despite his fame as The Fonz, he introduces himself to the world as Henry. Very down to earth and loves life especally learning new things. His life story has rough spots, bright points and open opportunities. Henry shares memories and encourages young people to push themselves to success.We need more heroes like him in today's uncertain world! (

I love this book and I wish I could give it 10 stars my 3rd grade teacher read it every day to us and when I read this book again it brought me so much joy 10/10.

I like the book even though I thought it was funny but I just read it anyway and I really liked it.

Very funny.

I liked the fact that the leads called each other out on their prejudices. Action was excellent.

Good!

With the new Percy Jackson tv show, my husband and I planned to reread all of the Percy Jackson books so that we could talk about them together. However, I'm a much faster reader than he is and finished all five books of the original series as well as the books in the Heroes of Olympus series before he found time to get started with his own reread. I liked this book (the fourth in the series), but I think it could use more Leo. Leo is my favorite character, so I think all of the books could use more Leo. It's sometimes a little tricky keeping track of all of the different points of view of all of the different Heroes of Olympus on their quests. It's a solid middle grade read, with lots of action despite its long length.

My dad recommended this audiobook trilogy, and I loved it! I couldn’t put it down and even slacked on work to read them. It’s a great YA love story with a background of science fiction multiverses and evil alternate versions of characters. Such a great read!

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