The battle of the labyrinth

The Author, Rick Riordan Rick Riordan lives in San Antonio, Texas He writes the Percy Jackson series and other types of mythical creatures. He was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas in in June 5 1964.

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The two main settings are in New Yorkand California.

Setting

Percy Jackson is a half-bloodboy who's father is Poseidon.He and a few friends go onmany adventures together and fight many monsters.

Annabeth Chase is a friendof Percy, they go on many quest together. Her mother is Athena the God of Wisdom, Which makes her very smart.

Characters

Tyson is Percy’s little brother, but Tyson is not that little. He is actually a Cyclops. He helps out at Poseidon's forges.

Nico is Hade’s son, Nico can travel in the shadows to anywhere in the world.His sister died while in the in the middle of a battle.

SummaryIn this book the characters go to many different places like California and New York.They go on many different and dangerousadventures, but ends in a sweet surprise.

Scene 1Percy and Annabeth fall into a rock formation called Zesus’s Fist. They wereplaying capture the flag at Camp Halfblood.They found out that it was the Labyrinth.

Scene 2The second scene is when

Percy, annabeth, Tyson, andGrover go to Alcatraz Through the

labyrinth. There they find briarsA Hundred handed one. Then Tyson

leads a jail break.

Scene 3After being hot from mount st. helens, percy

Lands on a mystical island. He meets a daughterOf the titan atlas, her name is calypso. Her

Island is cursed. Once you leave you will neverfind it again, unless you’re a god.

Scene 4 still underground Percy,

annabeth, Tyson, and Grover find the god of the wild, pan. he has lost his will to live

Since man kind ruined his land. So pan gives hisSpirit to grover.

I found out that this book is really Interesting. Rick Riordan is a really goodwriter and this book has manyInteresting points in it. There are manypoints That are filled with tension and surprise. I would recommend this bookto all my friends.

Opinion

Justin Schuster