Percy Jackson, a boy who often got kicked out of multiple boarding schools. He's also sick of people accusing him of what he didn't even do, people bullying him, etc. Everything was normal with his best friend, Grover Underwood, until mystery uprises as Percy learns about his real father; his stepfather actually helped him to hide from possible dangers, etc. When Percy arrived at the camp, Camp Half-Blood and there, he met Annabeth Chase and Luke Castellan. Quests, adventure, dangers all in one which makes this more exciting as Percy meets the Greek gods. - Happy Reading!

Percy Jackson, a boy who often got kicked out of multiple boarding schools. He's also sick of people accusing him of what he didn't even do, people bullying him, etc. Everything was normal with his best friend, Grover Underwood, until mystery uprises as Percy learns about his real father; his stepfather actually helped him to hide from possible dangers, etc. When Percy arrived at the camp, Camp Half-Blood and there, he met Annabeth Chase and Luke Castellan. Quests, adventure, dangers all in one which makes this more exciting as Percy meets the Greek gods. - Happy Reading!

Wow.Imagine if it had been a meat eater

Yes!! I love fiction and fantasy, but due to my Deaf sister, I've always enjoyed stuff about Helen Keller, and Deaf people in general. I also like the Laura and Mary series for non-fiction, though.

That's okay! I sometimes don't have time to read books for periods of time, I totally understand.

I'm in a book club with one of my best friends and her siblings, I had to read Little Women, I personally like it. Do you have to read it for school? I've never heard of 'Educated by Tara Westover.' My mom doesn't want us (my sister and me) reading 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margret.' I think I've just stopped books before, but that was only when I didn't like them. I think. I'm not sure.

Of course!

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Haha, thanks. They're really good, especially if you like fantasy. One of the reveiws on the cover is (I'm dead serious), "Harry Potter readers set aside them and pick up Merlin," or something along those lines.