Kidsmomo

Submitted by Anish, Age 9 from Connecticut

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percy jackson a kid is dislikes and his father is poseidon the god of sea his best friend is a half human and half goat but he is the person that protect him from zeus he thinks percy stole his might lightningbolt the most powerful thing on earth and athena’s daughter. Annabeth help them will percy and his friends help him redeem his
uncle zeus or start a war that involves the king of gods or the king of
the sea poseidon. Its’ up to percy and grover also the daughter of the
the goddess athena’s daughter Annabeth .

Submitted by Trevor, Age 10 from Connecticut

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I liked how in the lost hero it uses the same characters as in the Percy Jackson books but adds Romans and more Greeks. I also like how Jason forgets his memory then goes to camp Half-Blood and surprises everyone with his gold coin. this book and the next book are my favorite books so far because I think that they are the most exciting and detailed.

Submitted by anna, Age 10 from New York

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being a Percy Jackson fan I was pretty excited when the book came out, so I was really confused when there was no one named Percy in this book. at the end of the first chapter I realized why Percy wasn’t in it. my favorite charter would have to be Leo. he is soo funny. i’m not going to say anything else so I don’t spoil it!

Submitted by kiddiemomo, Age 10 from New York

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My friend actually got me into this series. To many people, like me, it looks like a book that’s just about the gods fighting. It’s much more than that. In the first book, Percy, a demigod, is sent to Camp Half-Blood, a camp (it could also be yearlong) for demigods. In this book, him and his friends team up to stop Luke (a bad kid) from bringing back Kronos (a bad. . . um, monster like guy). Overall, this book is great, so never judge a book by it’s cover! 🙂

Submitted by Jack, Age 12 from New York

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This book is 4th in the series of Percy Jackson. When Percy is at camp he and his friend find a secret underground labyrinth. I liked how when he was in the labyrinth the time goes by super fast.

Submitted by Kenny, Age 12 from New York

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This book is GREAT for 4-12. It is the first book in Percy Jackson and the Olympians. It is about a kid Percy Jackson and he is a half-blood, half-mortal half-god read to find out who his godly parent is. I LOVED this book it kept me on the edge of my seat!!!

Submitted by Jim, Age 12 from New York

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It is a fantastic book series starting with a kid named Percius aka Percy. His mom has an abusive boyfriend and one day he vanishes. Strange things happen to Percy and his mom drives him to a camp filled with other people. Not just an ordinary camp… Camp Half-Blood.
Read to find out what half bloods are and why he was put in the camp. It is a challenging book but well worth the read.

Submitted by PJ, Age 12 from Connecticut

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Great Book

Submitted by Dale, Age 13 from OTHER

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The book is very interesting book right from the beginning. It does not take any getting used to unlike some other books in which the interest develops gradually. This book narrates Percy’s thoughts which give us an insight to his troubles ,sorrows and sense of humour. It is action packed and the reader never loses interest throughout the book. Love the idea of Greek gods goddesses and heroes. Loved the book a lot and I give it a ‘five’ rating 😃

Submitted by Amaryn, Age 10 from Oregon

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This book is full of adventure,a little romance (that is ok for little people),and describes how a family of half-bloods,gods,people that can see through the mist,and regular mortals.