Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Last Olympian
By nvvn2015
@nvvn2015 (86)
United States
August 2, 2010 4:15pm CST
Hello fellow mylot members, its me again. Lately I have been reading the series by Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians. It's about a boy named Percy Jackson, a young demigod, and his friends Annabeth and Grover. The trio go on many quests to stop Kronos, the evil Titan ruler, from reforming, after the Gods cut him into millions of pieces with Kronos' scythe, and sent them to the pits of Tartarus. However, in the fourth book of the series, Kronos is reformed, kept in the body of Percy's former foe, Luke. The book ends with the trio returning to Camp Half-Blood, where demigods were trained to defeat monsters. They fight Kronos' army here, fighting them off finally. They then tell of their battle plans for the next year, and the book ends. Now, here, I ask of you if anyone knows a website online that has the last book in the series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Last Olympian. They do not have the book at any local libraries, and I'm in such a small town that they do not have any book stores here. So please, if you know a website I could go to, please please please tell me! Thank you for your help with this problem of mine.
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3 responses
@JamesKYTan (1605)
• Malaysia
3 Aug 10
I have not read this book. However, I have watched the movie
entitled "Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief". It was quite
interesting. Perhaps I will try to get this book : The last Olympian,
and have a read. Thanks for sharing...
@nvvn2015 (86)
• United States
3 Aug 10
Hey there fellow MyLot member, I need to just warn you about something. The movie is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay off from the book. They basically got only the names right, and the main plot: Percy on his quest to go to the underworld. Even why he goes to is different: he is looking for the master lightning bolt, not his mother. And the lightning thief isn't Luke, its really Ares, the god of war. Many other things are different, such as their age, and where they find the pearls.
@allyoftherain (7208)
• United States
3 Aug 10
Amazon has pretty much everything. I'm surprised your library doesn't have any copies... they usually really stock up on the bestsellers. I think if you actually searched for the book you wouldn't have a problem finding it. It's pretty popular.
I love Percy Jackson and I hope you enjoy the last book! It was my favorite.
@JamieHenriques (200)
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2 Aug 10
try amazon and well my local library seems to have it the last time i checked. then again u are in the states and i am in england. Amazon has almost anything these days.
