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Anacatalina Cisneros anacatycisneros17 — My little sister turned me onto this book. At first I was hesitant but found its a GREAT stress release tool! My favorite activity was cutting the page with a sharp knife cause my father walks into the room, looked at me with a knife to my book, then slowly backed out of the room. Classic. Good times.

Ahmet Selim ahmetscil — This is very unique book the paranormal romance genre and it has great humor added in. It caught my attention from the first page and held it until the end.

Ruben Sullivan rubenksullivan — How much do you know about Greek myths? You don’t have to know too much to enjoy The Lightning Thief, but it sure makes it more fun if you do! Percy Jackson is not a terribly normal kid; he’s been to six schools in six years, has major dislexia, and strange things seem to happen to him all the time. (If this is starting to make you think of Harry Potter, it’s kind of similar, but not a clone by any means) Turns out, Percy is even more not normal than even he thought; his dad is one of the Greek gods. You know, Zeus and Ares and Poseidon and all those guys (and gals). So Percy is a demigod, and he’s sent to a camp for other kids like him, located on Long Island. He has an adventure/quest to go on with two good friends, and after some twists and turns, makes it to the end of the book. Riordan peppers the book with references to different myths and traditions about the Greek pantheon, which make the book even more fun. My favorite was Percy’s sojourn to the Lotus Casino - he “loses track of time” playing games and eating great food, only to find that he’s spent 5 days in the casino without noticing - an homage to the Lotus Eaters section of Homer’s Odyssey that I was forced to read as a freshman. The Lightning Thief is a great adventure with likeable characters and some neat twists. The best part? It’s Book 1 of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, so there’s more to come

Jose Ojeda _ — I read this book several times growing up. I remember being freaked out by it the first time. I think I "borrowed" it from my sister, who was a fan of R.L. Stine and other YA horror.

Rocio Carlevaro rociocarlevaro — This was a good book. It had a lot of detail that I could have lived without. I felt that there was too much detail on things that were not that important to the overall plot and not enough detail to the plot itself. It moved quickly but could have been a shorter read.