Crystal J. (dorolerium) reviewed on + 212 more book reviews
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I was poking around the library recently and ran across this book, which I was drawn to due to my love of the first Percy Jackson novel, and I wanted to see what else Riordan had to offer. While I cant say I enjoyed this as much as The Lightning Thief, it was still an entertaining book and Im glad that I read it.
It took me awhile to get adjusted to the format this book was written in, which was essentially the story of what Carter and Sadie went through, transcribed from a tape they recorded for someone else to find. Its a clever concept, but I think Id like it better in actual audio format as opposed to reading it. Some of the chapters are told by Sadie, others by Carter, and it was mildly difficult at times to keep track of which one of them is telling the story at which point. At times, that didnt really matter depending on what was going on, but at other points it was a little more important because of the different skills they each possess.
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It took me awhile to get adjusted to the format this book was written in, which was essentially the story of what Carter and Sadie went through, transcribed from a tape they recorded for someone else to find. Its a clever concept, but I think Id like it better in actual audio format as opposed to reading it. Some of the chapters are told by Sadie, others by Carter, and it was mildly difficult at times to keep track of which one of them is telling the story at which point. At times, that didnt really matter depending on what was going on, but at other points it was a little more important because of the different skills they each possess.
To read the rest of my review, please visit my blog.
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