Percy Jackson And The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan (book 3) Review

Hi ForeverBookers, this book was fantastic again! It only took me a day to read :).

When Annabeth gets kidnapped Percy and his friends go to save her. What kept me reading this book was the worry that Percy had for Annabeth, along with the funny moments. There are appearances of the Sun and the Moon God and Goddess in this story as well as the other Gods and the fighting of mythological beings/monsters.

There's a really annoying character in this book. But that just added to the story for me at least. We see the characters go to San Francisco also, which was described well.

This book gets 4 stars from me. I docked this book a star because the main female protagonist (Annabeth) was missing for most of it. But still a great story.

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