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.

It's really funny. The audition for the play was my favorite part. She stood up for her friend. someone was being mean to her friend.

Surprisingly engaging.

This book was AMAZING! It was a true page turner and had you invested with the first sentence. The whole novel keeps you on your toes and though it was creepy, it wasn't gory or super scary (I tend to stay away from scary books but my friend INSISTED I read this - so worth it!).

Love this series

Not terrible, kind of slow read at some parts. Interesting story!

The prose is what pulled this together for me. Just as the title suggests, moving through this text and allowing yourself to flow along with it is both enjoyable and insightful.

Good

Inspired most by the spreads, but made hungry by several recipes

Scholastic Books offers easy to understand books on all subjects. Page 1 gives the reader a detailed classification. Vital identification information for anyone fascinated by these birds. Although it's geared to elementary readers, I enjoyed it better than the 500+ page tomes in the adult reading section. Highly recommended for all ages!