Percy Jackson And The Olympians.

I will be reviewing, "Percy Jackson And The Olympians: The Titan's Curse" (book three) because I have already read books one and two. WARNING/CAUTION: There are going to be some spoilers in this.

"Percy Jackson And The Olympians: The Titan's Curse," is a story written by Rick Riordan. It is a New York Times #1 best-selling series. It is also the third book to the series.

The Universal Theme

The universal theme of, "Percy Jackson And The Olympians: The Titan's Curse," is perseverance, bravery, and friendship. The main detail/plot point was when Percy Jackson and his team had to face off against Luke and Atlas (a very powerful titan who held up the sky for eternity). Also, a great army was coming after them. Throughout the quest, the journey was a struggle as well. This is because Percy Jackson and his team had to go through challenges throughout their quest, and they never gave up trying to do it, and make it to their goal. Percy's team also never betrayed/became a traitor against each other and sided with Luke. His team also had to face lots of enemies, like Luke, Atlas, Talos, and the skeleton warriors.

Characters

• Percy Jackson

• Annabeth Chase

• Grover Underwood

• Thalia Grace

• Nico di Angelo

• Bianca di Angelo

• Zoë Nightshade

• Luke Castellan

• Sally Jackson

• Chiron

• Mr. D/Dionysus

• Cronus/Kronos

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Hades

• Artemis

• Apollo

• Atlas

• Ares

• Aphrodite

• Dr. Chase

• Dr. Thorn

• Bessie the Ophiotaurus

• The Nemean Lion

• Ladon

• The Erymanthian Boar

• Talos

• Skeleton Warriors

A Brief Summary

Percy Jackson had received an urgent distress call from one of his friends named Grover, and immediately prepares for battle. Percy definitely knows that he will need his powerful demigod allies (that are also his friends,) to help him at his side, have his shiny bronze sword named Riptide with him, and also some extra help from others. The demigods rush to find that Grover had made a very important discovery, finding two extremely powerful half-bloods (also called demigods). Also, the Titan lord Cronus/Kronos set up a devious trap, with the demigods fallen into it as prey.

Some Spoilers

Some spoilers (hehe :> I actually enjoy spoilers I don't know why ;-;) include: Ladon the dragon, along with Atlas helping, kill Zoë. Atlas was Zoë's father which makes it even more saddening. Bianca Di Angelo also sadly died by Talos, who was brought to life after Bianca took a metal Mythomagic figurine of a god, that her brother, Nico, didn't have.

My Review

For my review, this story, written by Rick Riordan, is such an amazing book. It's the third book to the series, containing more dangerous, but also more mystical adventures I could imagine of than the first. It compelled me to read even more chapters after the next. There's so much suspense, and my favorite part was chapter 19 (WARNING: SOME SPOILERS ARE HERE), where the twelve main gods and goddesses were bickering, deciding, and voting, if they should kill Percy and Thalia and how, or not. I would rate this book a complete 5 out of 5 stars, and I suggest that you should read it too! This book was so exciting, with so many plot twists sometimes I didn't even expect!

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The Conclusion

In conclusion, this story, written by Rick Riordan, is such a great book that it's a New York Times #1 best-selling series. It's the third book to the series as well. There was an important discovery, Cronus/Kronos tricked Percy's team with an unexpected trap, and overall, the story contained perseverance, bravery, and friendship with the team. I enjoyed all three books a bunch so far, and I can't wait to read the next.