The Sea of Monsters is a painful sequel to the lightning thief, it is again a bad adaptation of the book as it changes the plot of the story a lot and tries to fix the problems with the first movie. The whole movie feels rushed, and crammed with random details, even if I ignore the book, the movie is mediocre at best.
Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief movie is a very bad adaptation to the book, it is actually decent if we ignore the books but even then I find a lot of flaws that ruin the movie. The story of the whole film is decent but the main plot points are drastically changed from the books. It also does not take advantage of all the unexpected twists the books had, they just reveal these twists in a casual way and do not build them up at all.
The Serpent’s Shadow is the third and final entry in The Kane Chronicles and is written by Rick Riordan. In this final book, Apophis, the serpent of chaos, plans to throw the world into eternal darkness. Carter and Sadie Kane must stop him from doing so by relying on a dangerous ghost and ancient spells to save the world. I thought the first two books in this series were very good, but I have to say that this is the best one yet. All the characters in this book shine, from Carter and Sadie Kane to Ra.
The Throne of Fire is the second book in The Kane Chronicles and is written by Rick Riordan. In this book, Sadie and Carter Kane must rush quickly to prevent the deadly serpent Apophis from destroying the world. This is the sequel to The Red Pyramid, a book which I liked a lot because of how new it felt.
The Red Pyramid is the first book in The Kane Chronicles and is written by Rick Riordan. The book follows Carter and Sadie Kane, two siblings who discover their heritage as Egyptian magicians in a world where the ancient Egyptian gods exist. However, as their magical powers starts to attract enemies, they must learn to harness their abilities to save the world.
The story is set in present day America and is about the 13 year old demigod Percy
Jackson and his friends Annabeth and Tyson. They must go on a quest to rescue their friend
Grover and retrieve the Golden Fleece from the Cyclops Polyphemus to save Camp Half-Blood
from being destroyed by monsters and titans. On their quest many people and monsters will try
to stop them from succeeding. The main characters are Percy, the son of Poseidon, Annabeth,
the daughter of Athena, and Tyson, a cyclops. The author describes the characters well so you
A 12 year old, Percy is diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia. While on a field trip, Percy’s
teacher, Ms. Dodds, pulls him over to punish him, but instead she turns into a monster and tries
to attack him. Percy gets saved by his Latin teacher, Chiron, and is taken to Camp Half-Blood.
At Camp Half-Blood, Chiron introduces Percy to Mr. D, the god of wine. He is then taken to the
Hermes cabin because they didn’t know what godly parent he belonged to. Later, they find out
This is the first book of the series Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard. In The Sword of Summer, 16-year-old Magnus Chase lives on the streets of Boston when he discovers that he is the son of Norse god Frey. His uncle tasks him with finding a sword to protect him from a fire giant named Surt. Magnus attacks the fire giant but dies saving the civilians on the bridge. Magnus wakes up in Hotel Valhalla, the place where einherjars go for their bravery.
9 from the Nine Worlds is a funny and distinctive fantasy fiction by Rick Riordan. This book is about Magnus Chase’s friends and their individual journeys through the 9 worlds. I love the way the author makes each chapter different and the way he transforms everyday things into something funny. I recommend this book to anyone who already read the other three Magnus Chase books or someone who wants to read a few funny short stories.
Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer is a humorous and adventurous fantasy novel by Rick Riordan. This book is about a homeless 16-year-old boy named Magnus Chase. He travels the nine worlds as an einherjar. He and his friends find a way to keep the Norse God’s enemy tied up on a magical island. I love the way Rick Riordan humorizes even the most tragic events. I recommend this book to anyone wanting something good to read or anyone wanting a good laugh.
