Showing posts with label Rick Riordan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rick Riordan. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

The Throne of Fire by Rick Riordan



After saving the world from the god of evil, Set, a few weeks ago Sadie and Carter Kane are assigned for another world saving challenge.  Apophis, the god of chaos is breaking free from his prison after thousands of years of being locked up, and he plans to rid the world of order and have chaos rule. Unfortunately, the only one strong enough to battle Apophis is Ra, the god of order, but no one has seen Ra for many years.  So the obvious thing to do would be to go to those who have experience on saving the world, and that happens to be the Kanes.  Sadie and Carter, accompanied by Bes, the dwarf god, must find Ra to put Apophis back in place.  But can they do it in only five days?  Find out in The Throne of Fire!

The Throne of Fire is an adventurous book full of humorous characters.  I enjoyed every bit of it and hope that you will too. This book is great for boys and girls 9-12.

Young Bibliomaniac gives The Throne of Fire 4 STARS!

Monday, June 20, 2011

The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan


Carter and Sadie are just a normal brother and sister,  until their father made a deadly mistake. On Christmas Eve their dad accidentally unleashed all the Egyptian gods into the mortal world.  Along with the most ruthless god, Set, the god of evil. Set plans to unleash all evil throughout the world.  After their father's mistake he mysteriously disappeared, so now it's up to Sadie and Carter [ oh, and they also have a little help from Bast, the cat god ] to stop Set and his evil plot.  But can they do it in time?  Read The Red Pyramid to find out!

The Red Pyramid was an amazing book filled with humor, action and adventure.  This book is sure to be a hit among boys and girls from 9-12 years old.

Young Bibliomaniac gives The Red Pyramid 4 STARS!

Saturday, November 13, 2010

The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan


Jason wakes up on a school bus and finds he has no memory.  No memories of Leo and Piper (his supposedly best friends), and no memory of why he was on the school bus in the first place.   Jason learns that he is on the bus for a class field trip to the Grand Canyon, which is perfectly normal. Wrong. Things get weirder when their P.E. teacher is taken by a whole bunch of monsterous venti (Wind Spirits)  When a rescue party comes flying in, (literally flying) Piper, Leo, and Jason demand  answers.  In return they are taken to camp half-blood, where they are informed they all are really half-human, half-greek god. They find out that Jason's memory was stolen by Hera, queen of heaven.  In return for the memories Jason, Piper, and Leo must go on a quest for Hera, to rescue her and stop the Giant King. Will the quest be too dangerous? Will any of them survive? Or will the Giant King destroy the world?

The Lost Hero is an action-packed adventure story.  Authored by Rick Riordan, who is a favorite of mine.  And after you read The Lost Hero, he'll be your favorite too.

Young Bibliomaniac gives The Lost Hero 4 STARS!

Monday, July 19, 2010

The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan


Percy Jackson is a normal kid, that is, before he found out he was half-greek god.  A son of Poseidon. Percy is believed to have stolen Zeus's master bolt, and is forced to go on a quest with his two friends, Grover and Annabeth. The Lightning Thief is an intense, funny, and gripping story. I could barely put it down. I read it in one day it was so good.

Young Bibliomaniac gives The Lightning Thief 5 STARS!