Rick Riordan
Fantasy
Rating 9/10
warnings: none
Percy Jackson is attack at school, again. This time he finds a strange girl who can see past the mist which blind other mortals from his world. With a lot of questions, one of them about a newly discovered son of the "Big Three", Percy returns to camp to find a new teacher with some weird stuff. After accidentally finding a entrance to the underground maze known as the Labyrinth, Percy and his friends are thrown into another quest to stop Luke and Kronos from taking over the camp.
Percy again learns to trust his friends but he also learns that others are not to be trusted. He finds some help from some new characters and finds out some new stuff about himself.
The Battle of the Labyrinth is a fun, adventurous book. It is the fourth book of a great five book series. The first three books were good and this one didn't disappoint. It is told in first person by the main character, Percy Jackson. He tells about his thoughts and emotions in a funny and unique way. The author takes the stories about Greek mythology and makes it a fun, modern adventure.
This book is intended for teenagers. It is about a teenager who is part mortal and part God. It is intended for teenagers, but it is also a great book for any one who likes adventure. It is a fun story with mysteries and foreshadowing that makes the book even better.
I read this book because I have already read the first three in the series and I liked them. This was just as good as the others and made it fun to read. Movie Explorer says, "This is the fourth installment of the Percy Jackson series, and the most engrossing since the first one." This book foreshadows and builds off of the original stories about Greek mythology. "This is the most exciting and action-packed book yet," said Haley "knutty knightingale." I would recommend this book to any one who likes a good adventure book.
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