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Well obviously there's something mystic about this book.. Something so obscure yet eerily beautiful.. And so far I've not been able to grasp that..But I must say that I found myself resonate with the protagonist Richard really very well, expect for the moment when he approach 'them' for the first time (like I was internally screaming NOOO, as I did knew it would end with his doom) I just felt all his actions were simply justified. The thirst to prove yourself, struggling to fit in yet trying hard not to, hesitancy for asking help, a people pleasing innateness, thoughtful, avoiding confrontation as much as possible.. Well, he was indeed a simple and humane character. Yet, I believe it's the feral and raw flaws of these characters and the way the author makes me justify their mistakes are the ones that I love the most about this book. Of course I expected something unexpected at the end but may be this might be the right one..!

After a long, long time reading about Percy's adventure I feel so sad like it's like I was comparing how I was back when I started reading the Lightening Thief (which was like 3-4 yrs back).. You know at times I feel like Percy Jackson is some kinda whodunit (not really) like once you read it you won't want to read it again cos you know the gist... It was like a race for me . Reading Riordan's books..First Percy's series then Heroes of Olympus,then soon after Trials of Apollo and while waiting for the last one in the series I read Magnus Chase(which I pretty much loved) and Kane Chronicles (which I didn't enjoy that much) ..I didn't read Sun and the Star dunno why.. I never thought I'd complete this one as well but somehow I did and I find it really short.. I was kinda savouring it, didn't want it to end like it was sorta anxious thought these are some things that ground me in my childhood which I never wanted to let go off.. Yeah and I felt happy after reading this one cos I believe there'd more of this.. Def this one's not a good review but if you're a genuine Percy fan you'd love it..

Inspite of being technically the second book in the series, I read this one the last and I must say it was worth the wait. When I say emotional roller coaster, I couldn't say the no. of times I set the book aside and took a deep breathe😅. Unlike the other 2 books this one's a complete character analysis of all of them.Tho I can't completely comprehend these characters they do make a weird, odd sense of meaning❤ And I can't also believe how hilariously I was invested in this completely cooked up Exy game tho I have an obvious disinterest in games. Anyways ig if you aren't an emotionally fragile person( like me😂 ahem ahem..) this is really a wonderful read..!

Just finished reading it and I believe it was the one worth giving a review for.. What I found is that this book is highly realistic. It shows how a single worst thing could just completely turn the tide of your whole life.. It brings out something feral that you'd never imagined to be.. Above all I like the way how the author reinforce the fact that you yourself is only person who could pick up our pieces and mend it and that there are limitations for others.. A really good book..

A really amazing book! A book that makes you smile, nod, flinch and laugh. A book that shows the lengths we'd go to reach our parents expectations, only to realize that all they wanted was that you're happy being yourself. Though I didn't had an a/c in Twitter, Tweet Cute gave me a rather good general idea! Highly recommended for all who loves a happy ending. PS Don't judge a book by its cover as I did, due to which I read it only few days back (IMHO the front cover wasn't that cool)