Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters (Book 2)

Books | Juvenile Fiction / Fantasy & Magic

4.4

(18.4K)

Rick Riordan

The second book in the bestselling Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. Now with a new cover look, read the stories that launched Percy Jackson into the stratosphere, before the Disney+ series comes out!HALF BOY - HALF GOD - ALL HERO.I've almost made it a year without one of my teachers turning into a monster. Just one more day to go. Surely even I can get through that?Percy Jackson's life has been surprisingly quiet since he stopped all-out war on Mount Olympus. That is until an innocent game of dodgeball turns monstrously ugly. . .Now Camp Half-Blood - the only safe place on earth for demigods like Percy - is under attack, and unless he can find the magical Golden Fleece, everything he's come to love will be destroyed.Percy and his friends must journey into the Sea of Monsters to save their camp. But as the son of the sea god - how hard can this quest be?

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Author

Rick Riordan

Pages

288

Publisher

Penguin Random House Children's UK

Published Date

2008-05-01

ISBN

0141926902 9780141926902

Ratings

Google: 4.5

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"wasn’t as good as the first but i still loved it, the cliffhanger makes me excited to read the next book"

lexi

"December 2022"

Melissa Hudson

"This used to be my comfort book as a kid (says something about me maybe) absolutely fantastic "

mal

"This book was great, it had a few surprises in it that I would have never thought would happen. Wasn’t as juicy as the first one but definitely sets the stage for the third book. Definitely recommend this series! 🗡️👁️"

Kennedy

"#middlegrade #modern_fantasy #mythology #action_and_adventure "

Vicki S.

"THE ENDING IS SO GOOD"

Nico smith

"I feel like this book gets more hate than it should. It’s a good book just being compared to the other books makes it seem less memorable. "

Ella

"Yeah,no problem!"

Lena Whitford

"a great read for someone wanting a similar feel to Harry Potter or interested in mythology. my only real gripe, which isn't necessarily a bad thing depending on the audience, is the books don't really mature in their writing style the way HP does. these are kid/early teens books all the way through. a very fun read. "