Hm, I read the whole series, and it is really interesting. (Mainly because I am very interested in Greek mythology because of it.)

The movie was .... Not to my liking.

I still have yet to read the Lost Hero, and I'm hoping it'll be good.

I read The Hero's of Olympus: The Lost Hero.

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Thalia's brother Jason, Roman guy goes to Camp Half blood and Percy is found in Roman Camp

Yeah I love spoiling people's mysteries.

Well, technically the last part of the spoiler isn't entirely true. They haven''t actually checked there yet; its a highly possible assumption.

Read the whole book, in the end, Percy is found in Roman camp.

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Well, I have lot's to say about the Percy Jackson series (now known as Hero's of Olympus)
It's very interesting and the Greek mythology involved is amazing. The story plot, the characters, the humour. It is all amazing. I have read all the books up to date, and must I say, The Lost Hero was quite a challenge. Almost 600 pages bursting with adventure. It doesn't have the same feel as the original books but still quite an amazing read.

Hm, I read the whole series, and it is really interesting. (Mainly because I am very interested in Greek mythology because of it.)

The movie was .... Not to my liking.

I still have yet to read the Lost Hero, and I'm hoping it'll be good.

I read The Hero's of Olympus: The Lost Hero.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Thalia's brother Jason, Roman guy goes to Camp Half blood and Percy is found in Roman Camp

Yeah I love spoiling people's mysteries.

Well, technically the last part of the spoiler isn't entirely true. They haven''t actually checked there yet; its a highly possible assumption.

Read the whole book, in the end, Percy is found in Roman camp.

I read it aswell. I remember Annabeth (I think) saying something along the lines of, "So Percy is probably in the Roman camp."

Well, back on topic: I'm going to be so upset since

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Percy has no more memory.

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Ive only seen the movie but ive read the first page of the book and closed it and never read it again.

What you dont have the patiants to read about 300 words.

I rread all of thebooks twice and they were really good my favorite character is grover.

Hm, I read the whole series, and it is really interesting. (Mainly because I am very interested in Greek mythology because of it.)

The movie was .... Not to my liking.

I still have yet to read the Lost Hero, and I'm hoping it'll be good.

I read The Hero's of Olympus: The Lost Hero.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Thalia's brother Jason, Roman guy goes to Camp Half blood and Percy is found in Roman Camp

Yeah I love spoiling people's mysteries.

Well, technically the last part of the spoiler isn't entirely true. They haven''t actually checked there yet; its a highly possible assumption.

Read the whole book, in the end, Percy is found in Roman camp.

I read it aswell. I remember Annabeth (I think) saying something along the lines of, "So Percy is probably in the Roman camp."

Well, back on topic: I'm going to be so upset since

Spoiler (Click to View)

Percy has no more memory.

WARNING: MY WHOLE POST IS A SPOILER
Exactly, probably. Percy would obviously be there, but they never actually found him. They just know where he is, and they aren't even sure where the Roman camp is (sorry about all the spoilers I'm giving). I would rate the series 4.5/5. Also, I don't know about the rest of you, but I've been thinking about the seven who will go west and I'm pretty sure it will be Jason, Percy, Leo, Piper, Thalia, Nico, and one more person from the Roman camp, but it's also possible that either Leo or Piper won't go, because Rachel only said that some of the seven were at the camp, if I remember it correctly.

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I would say ∞/5! I read all of the books on mythology by Rick Riordan (Kane Chronicles, Lost Hero) and I think they are ALL ∞/5!

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Hm, I read the whole series, and it is really interesting. (Mainly because I am very interested in Greek mythology because of it.)

The movie was .... Not to my liking.

I still have yet to read the Lost Hero, and I'm hoping it'll be good.

I read The Hero's of Olympus: The Lost Hero.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Thalia's brother Jason, Roman guy goes to Camp Half blood and Percy is found in Roman Camp

Yeah I love spoiling people's mysteries.

Well, technically the last part of the spoiler isn't entirely true. They haven''t actually checked there yet; its a highly possible assumption.

Read the whole book, in the end, Percy is found in Roman camp.

I read it aswell. I remember Annabeth (I think) saying something along the lines of, "So Percy is probably in the Roman camp."

Well, back on topic: I'm going to be so upset since

Spoiler (Click to View)

Percy has no more memory.

Exactly, probably. Percy would obviously be there, but they never actually found him. They just know where he is, and they aren't even sure where the Roman camp is (sorry about all the spoilers I'm giving). I would rate the series 4.5/5. Also, I don't know about the rest of you, but I've been thinking about the seven who will go west and I'm pretty sure it will be Jason, Percy, Leo, Piper, Thalia, Nico, and one more person from the Roman camp, but it's also possible that either Leo or Piper won't go, because Rachel only said that some of the seven were at the camp, if I remember it correctly.

Really, this is a spoiler! If you haven't read Lost Hero yet, DO NOT OPEN THIS UP! (Click to View)

Umm...I think they did! They said it was placed near that mountain in California to keep watch on the titans there. It started with a d...hmm....nah, can't seem to remember. Point is, they know where Percy is (Likely) and will sail the Argo II to the roman camp, save him (they hope), make peace (they pray to the gods), and battle Gaea (they still don't know if they'll make it that far).

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it's over 9000 5 definitly loved the series movie was good but they took out some stuff

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Hm, I read the whole series, and it is really interesting. (Mainly because I am very interested in Greek mythology because of it.)

The movie was .... Not to my liking.

I still have yet to read the Lost Hero, and I'm hoping it'll be good.

I read The Hero's of Olympus: The Lost Hero.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Thalia's brother Jason, Roman guy goes to Camp Half blood and Percy is found in Roman Camp

Yeah I love spoiling people's mysteries.

Well, technically the last part of the spoiler isn't entirely true. They haven''t actually checked there yet; its a highly possible assumption.

Read the whole book, in the end, Percy is found in Roman camp.

I read it aswell. I remember Annabeth (I think) saying something along the lines of, "So Percy is probably in the Roman camp."

Well, back on topic: I'm going to be so upset since

Spoiler (Click to View)

Percy has no more memory.

Exactly, probably. Percy would obviously be there, but they never actually found him. They just know where he is, and they aren't even sure where the Roman camp is (sorry about all the spoilers I'm giving). I would rate the series 4.5/5. Also, I don't know about the rest of you, but I've been thinking about the seven who will go west and I'm pretty sure it will be Jason, Percy, Leo, Piper, Thalia, Nico, and one more person from the Roman camp, but it's also possible that either Leo or Piper won't go, because Rachel only said that some of the seven were at the camp, if I remember it correctly.

Really, this is a spoiler! If you haven't read Lost Hero yet, DO NOT OPEN THIS UP! (Click to View)

Umm...I think they did! They said it was placed near that mountain in California to keep watch on the titans there. It started with a d...hmm....nah, can't seem to remember. Point is, they know where Percy is (Likely) and will sail the Argo II to the roman camp, save him (they hope), make peace (they pray to the gods), and battle Gaea (they still don't know if they'll make it that far).

This is a spoiler, if you haven't read the Lost Hero yet, please don't read this (Click to View)

Actually, they said something like it was in the Bay Area in San Francisco. They went up Mount Diablo, which Leo translated as Devil Mountain. Is that what you were talking about? And the mountain in California was Mount Othrys.

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Hm, I read the whole series, and it is really interesting. (Mainly because I am very interested in Greek mythology because of it.)

The movie was .... Not to my liking.

I still have yet to read the Lost Hero, and I'm hoping it'll be good.

I read The Hero's of Olympus: The Lost Hero.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Thalia's brother Jason, Roman guy goes to Camp Half blood and Percy is found in Roman Camp

Yeah I love spoiling people's mysteries.

Well, technically the last part of the spoiler isn't entirely true. They haven''t actually checked there yet; its a highly possible assumption.

Read the whole book, in the end, Percy is found in Roman camp.

I read it aswell. I remember Annabeth (I think) saying something along the lines of, "So Percy is probably in the Roman camp."

Well, back on topic: I'm going to be so upset since

Spoiler (Click to View)

Percy has no more memory.

Exactly, probably. Percy would obviously be there, but they never actually found him. They just know where he is, and they aren't even sure where the Roman camp is (sorry about all the spoilers I'm giving). I would rate the series 4.5/5. Also, I don't know about the rest of you, but I've been thinking about the seven who will go west and I'm pretty sure it will be Jason, Percy, Leo, Piper, Thalia, Nico, and one more person from the Roman camp, but it's also possible that either Leo or Piper won't go, because Rachel only said that some of the seven were at the camp, if I remember it correctly.

Really, this is a spoiler! If you haven't read Lost Hero yet, DO NOT OPEN THIS UP! (Click to View)

Umm...I think they did! They said it was placed near that mountain in California to keep watch on the titans there. It started with a d...hmm....nah, can't seem to remember. Point is, they know where Percy is (Likely) and will sail the Argo II to the roman camp, save him (they hope), make peace (they pray to the gods), and battle Gaea (they still don't know if they'll make it that far).

This is a spoiler, if you haven't read the Lost Hero yet, please don't read this (Click to View)

Actually, they said something like it was in the Bay Area in San Francisco. They went up Mount Diablo, which Leo translated as Devil Mountain. Is that what you were talking about? And the mountain in California was Mount Othrys.

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Yes! That's what it was called! Thank you! But point still, the argo II will sail to the roman camp and save percy, then find the 7 and save Olympus!

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Can't wait for son of neptune don't read if you havent read heroes of olympus
i think the seven are

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percy
annabeth
thalia
jason
piper
leo
caypso maybe whats the son of a titan ?

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Can't wait for son of neptune don't read if you havent read heroes of olympus
i think the seven are

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percy
annabeth
thalia
jason
piper
leo
caypso maybe whats the son of a titan ?

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no offense to all the lovers of annabeth but she isn't strong enough to be one of the seven. also, a titan's kid wouldn't be classified as a demigod. and there should be some demigods from the Roman camp, not just Jason. I'm guessing that girl Jason remembered near the end of the book, Reyna, might be there to make some drama, as a love rival with Piper, possibly

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Can't wait for son of neptune don't read if you havent read heroes of olympus
i think the seven are

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percy
annabeth
thalia
jason
piper
leo
caypso maybe whats the son of a titan ?

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no offense to all the lovers of annabeth but she isn't strong enough to be one of the seven. also, a titan's kid wouldn't be classified as a demigod. and there should be some demigods from the Roman camp, not just Jason. I'm guessing that girl Jason remembered near the end of the book, Reyna, might be there to make some drama, as a love rival with Piper, possibly

dont read if you haven't read hereos of olympus

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i dunno they put annabeth in the others i think she will be and yeah itll be renya and jason the rest soumnd fine

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Thalia won't be in it. I think Nico or another roman kid instead of Thalia because she went to Artemis remember and then she wasn't considered a demigod anymore.

Don't read if you havent read the heroes of olympus

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Enough with that. They said in the prophecy that there will be 7 heroes, right? They are not going to continuously bring back the same chars, other than the new ones that have already been shown, there will be some more new heroes which will probably go into the prophecy.

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Well, if their going to make a new series with new characters and a new twist to it, then they are obviously going to have new heroes in the prophecy. You can't expect them to keep using the same people over and over. People want to read new things. As time goes on, the series must too. They have to bring in new characters.

I know, but no one else seems to realize that yet...

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there is a new percy jackson book called the lost hero with totaly new charecters(out on nook/kindle)

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........No, really? Cause, you know, it's not like we've been discussing this book for most of the topic or anything. I meant more new characters.

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-Anton Ego/Peter O'Toole (1932-2013)

People have been saying they started the book and found it boring. Well, it's true. The beginning part of the Lightning Thief is slow and boring. But, once the get to camp it's exciting. Then, the other books are awesome!

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I know. I can guarantee that at least half of the seven (by half I mean 3/4) will be from the

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Roman camp. I mean, it's not like the Greeks are any more special than the Romans (except for the fact that the story is based upon them, but yeah). Plus, he wouldn't have mentioned the people from the Roman camp if they weren't going to be important.

Use your brain, guys.

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Great Series. Reading it for the Third Time. Im currently up to the Titans Curse.

OMGOMGOMGGOMGMGO. New Book Holy **** Man Im Happy im gonna go find out some more info

Im never Reading this Again Too many Spoilers. I nearly saw one but I looked away just in Time.

I think Im gonna go buy The Lost hero

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