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A review by fernthepanda
The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan
5.0
As always, I am huge fan of this series. However, I have become slightly disappointed in the disappearance of Riordan's witty and amusing chapter titles. They have become much less inviting from the first in the series.
That being said, I am still incredible impressed with Riordan's telling of mythology and his intriguing way of intertwining the old with the new. This book is definitely no exception.
With the addition of yet more characters, particularly Mrs. O' Leary whom I have decided I would love to adopt, Battle of the Labyrinth remains just as character-driven as it is action-packed. I am so glad to find a series that I can read again and again. I will miss Percy and Co. when they are gone.
The entire series is a definite must-read.
Merged review:
As always, I am huge fan of this series. However, I have become slightly disappointed in the disappearance of Riordan's witty and amusing chapter titles. They have become much less inviting from the first in the series.
That being said, I am still incredible impressed with Riordan's telling of mythology and his intriguing way of intertwining the old with the new. This book is definitely no exception.
With the addition of yet more characters, particularly Mrs. O' Leary whom I have decided I would love to adopt, Battle of the Labyrinth remains just as character-driven as it is action-packed. I am so glad to find a series that I can read again and again. I will miss Percy and Co. when they are gone.
The entire series is a definite must-read.
That being said, I am still incredible impressed with Riordan's telling of mythology and his intriguing way of intertwining the old with the new. This book is definitely no exception.
With the addition of yet more characters, particularly Mrs. O' Leary whom I have decided I would love to adopt, Battle of the Labyrinth remains just as character-driven as it is action-packed. I am so glad to find a series that I can read again and again. I will miss Percy and Co. when they are gone.
The entire series is a definite must-read.
Merged review:
As always, I am huge fan of this series. However, I have become slightly disappointed in the disappearance of Riordan's witty and amusing chapter titles. They have become much less inviting from the first in the series.
That being said, I am still incredible impressed with Riordan's telling of mythology and his intriguing way of intertwining the old with the new. This book is definitely no exception.
With the addition of yet more characters, particularly Mrs. O' Leary whom I have decided I would love to adopt, Battle of the Labyrinth remains just as character-driven as it is action-packed. I am so glad to find a series that I can read again and again. I will miss Percy and Co. when they are gone.
The entire series is a definite must-read.