Julia Coldwell

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I thought it was really good addition to the pjo universe. I loved learning more about these two characters and their journey together in this book was sweet and enjoyable. The only reason I deduct a star is for the level of difficulty/hardship for the characters was lacking later on as the physical situation got more dire, yet had a strong presence earlier in the story which seemed odd to me (trying to avoid spoilers). Personally I thought considering the danger, that sense of danger should still be present if not worse (still keeping within a childrens style book), just present the danger more gradually, however I also understand how the characters were adapting to the situation and having the benefit of each other's company. Therefore, plot-wise and for emotional-arc reasons, this likely done purposefully and not an oversite in editing. Regardless, I still loved the book and reread it a few times for fun. I loved Nico from the PJO and HoO series, he was always my favourite character reading them since Titan's Curse, so a book with him as the character was awesome to read.

It was very cute show! Cast, script, and characters were really good. It was nice and sweet. Seemed fresher too, like the supportive friends and stereotype you are used to seeing were a bit more reversed in a realistic way. It did not overly focus on grouping nerds/jocks stuff like American shows do a lot for some reason, so that was nice to add to mainstream media platforms as well. It feels so honest and natural in the dialogue even though the nice characters always say the right thing about something that may be very new to them. Very positive! Be good for people learning about this community for the first time as well. Usually I fast forward through shows (when they get away from main plot) but I did not for this show because it was all good.