A review by krissy_
The Titan's Curse, by Rick Riordan
4.0
As per usual, Percy Jackson is a fun read that brings me so much joy!!
I loved the way Percy's leadership is challenged in this book and he is made to try and learn to lead and trust others. This was greag to see, as he is known to be very impulsive at times. But in saying that, he still stays true to himself and trusts his gut. I also love how Percy is a character who would do anything for those he cares about and is unafraid to stand up to authority. And you see more of this as he continues to challenge Ares but also adding Atlas to the list.
We also saw development in seeing him willing to ask Mr. D for help, even though it destroys his pride. It's nice though, as it shows he is willing to put any relations aside to protect others.
It was nice to see more of the Olympians and Titans being introduced and their interactions with the hereos. And in this book we see a more human side of Poseidon as he defends Percy.
I loved the way Percy's leadership is challenged in this book and he is made to try and learn to lead and trust others. This was greag to see, as he is known to be very impulsive at times. But in saying that, he still stays true to himself and trusts his gut. I also love how Percy is a character who would do anything for those he cares about and is unafraid to stand up to authority. And you see more of this as he continues to challenge Ares but also adding Atlas to the list.
We also saw development in seeing him willing to ask Mr. D for help, even though it destroys his pride. It's nice though, as it shows he is willing to put any relations aside to protect others.
It was nice to see more of the Olympians and Titans being introduced and their interactions with the hereos. And in this book we see a more human side of Poseidon as he defends Percy.