The last Olympian - Percy Jackson

Tittle: The last Olympian

Series: Percy Jackson and the Olympians

Author: Rick Riordan

Genre: Fiction, Middle-grade, YA, Friendship, adventure, Greek mythology

Pages: 381

Publisher: Disney Hyperion Books

Format: Digital (Ebook)

Time toread it: 5 days

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

“The last Olympian” was the last book in the“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series written by Rick Riordan. The booksfollow demigod Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon, adventures as he tries to defeatthe uprising titans who plan to take over the Olympian gods.

The war has started, camp half-blood is trying to hold agains the monsters Kronos is sending. Apart from that Tifon was released and The Olympians have been trying to hold him. Percy's father, Poseidon has his own fight underwater fighting Oceanus. Percy finally finds the whole prophecy and everyone would have to met their destiny.

“The last Olympian” finally tells us the wholegreat prophecy everyone kept talking on the previous books, the prophecy whyPercy was a threat for the Olympus. However Rick surprised me in the end by notmaking everything about our favorite demigod. I really enjoyed this book and Iam positive I should have read them as a kid. The series in general is a delightfor every kid who loves Greek mythology, since all the creatures Riordanmention in the books where really part of the mythology. He also makes commentswithout explaining to various myths and makes them important for the plot,which made me wanted to know more about mythology and research about it formhours.

Apart from that I loved how Percy and Annabethrelationship was built through the series how you could see they were gettingclose to each other but how it was not more than a cute friendship at thebeginning since they were just kids.

The plot and the adventure itself in this bookespecially are incredible. It is action packed almost since the beginning andalthough I felt the war in New York was getting eons to end I really enjoyedevery single part of it.

To sump up, the onlyt thing I have left to sayis: What the hell are you doing if you have not read this setries? Pick it upright now!

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