I'd love to read this book. Reminds me of Pegasus and the fight for Olympus.

What suspense?

I understand what you're saying, but it just felt empty. We wrote novels in my writing class last year and one of the things they stressed, was that your 'quest' can't happen for no reason. Your readers are emotionally invested in the story, so they have to get something out of it. If someone died, it would have felt like a sacrifice instead of it just happening. The story would've been more memorable. If that makes any sense. Sorry if I'm ranting a bit, it's time for a nap...

Just PURE AWESOMENESS!!! I LOVE THE ACTION AND SUSPENSE! <3

Oh cool! Kind of looks like Mad Libs!

I read the first book and it was pretty good! I started this one and was disappointed. I haven't finished it yet but I think it's slower than the other one. Besides, I don't think the girls are thinking this whole 'no boys' thing through...

I didn't like how brief it was. Also, no one dies. I know that's kind of horrible but, it's like 'yeah we fought Gaea and nothing bad happened." They were worse of fighting Kronos!

Great review! I agree completely, especially about the ending.

-Contains some spoilers- I enjoyed this book. I grew up reading the Percy Jackson series, and I enjoyed following the characters as they got older. This book is incredibly well written, and Riordan makes it easy to visualize the monsters and heroes. The character development is pretty good, although I wouldve like to see more in a few characters. The plot is great, I couldn't put the book down! However, the battle scene at the end felt rushed, even though the whole series was supposed to lead up to it. The ending wasnt too surprising, and it left me with a sense of incompleteness. I would've like to see it end with Percy and come full circle. But this book is worth reading, and I'm sad to leave these characters behind. I'll miss Percy and the gang.