- Published: New York : Hyperion, 2012.
- Year Published: 2012
- Description: 586 p.
- Language: English
- Format: Book
ISBN/Standard Number
- 9781423140603
- 1423140605
Series
Subjects
- Mythology, Roman -- Fiction.
- Mythology, Greek -- Fiction.
- Giants -- Fiction.
- Camps -- Fiction.
- Hera (Greek deity) -- Fiction.
- Gaia (Greek deity) -- Fiction.
Tags
rick riordan argo gods jason olympians poseidon heroes last leo valdez frank olympus hazel hero roman demigods greek people the jackson heroes of olympus narcissus leo mythology grover mark hercules athena percy piper annabeth
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Call number: Y Fiction
Available Copies: Downtown Youth, NEW, Malletts Youth, NEW, Pittsfield Youth, NEW
Additional Details
"The Greek and Roman demigods will have to cooperate in order to defeat the giants released by the Earth Mother, Gaea. Then they will have to sail together to the ancient land--Greece itself--to find the Doors of Death"-- Provided by publisher.
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Good but bogged down with too much unnecessary romance
Riordan is at his best when he's writing action scenes and when he's respinning old Greek/Roman/world myths into people for Percy and his friends to meet, or events to happen, or places to go. I always particularly enjoy the way he makes them fit into the present day (like the Amazon warriors running the Amazon company in a previous book, and the Justin Bieber-ish fan cult around Narcissus in this book). Annabeth's encounter with her foe (no spoilers) at the end of the book is wonderfully tense and exciting. Luckily, there's a lot of action and new myth in The Mark of Athena. Unluckily, there's also a lot of romance and angsty teenagers, which is not something Riordan is particularly good at writing. A couple chapters worth of "Percy never wanted to let Annabeth out of his sight again" or "Piper looked at Jason and thought herself so lucky" (not actual quotes, just approximations) could have been cut to create a really fast-paced, exhilarating book. As is, the book is sometimes a drag to get through.
Eh...
I'm reading this as a teen, meaning I'm really at the very edge of the demographic, so what I write probably means nothing
I think the author spent waaay to much time on the romance--it goes very slowly in the middle. That being said, I think the character development is great considering how many main characters there are. I fact, I've read books in which all the characters are exactly the same in every way. I think this was the reason why some time was spent on the romance and just simply sitting and talking around. So much is happening at once, but you can still follow it. It was an interesting book, but not one I could read all over again
I think the author spent waaay to much time on the romance--it goes very slowly in the middle. That being said, I think the character development is great considering how many main characters there are. I fact, I've read books in which all the characters are exactly the same in every way. I think this was the reason why some time was spent on the romance and just simply sitting and talking around. So much is happening at once, but you can still follow it. It was an interesting book, but not one I could read all over again
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