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Garrett Krix Mrs. Atkin ELA 8 6 December 2014 The Titan’s Curse Just when we thought the series couldn’t get any weirder, it does. In this book (the third in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series), travel with Percy and his friends through well known locations such as Washington D.C., Hoover Dam, and San Francisco. Read through as they come face to face with new monsters, humans, and gods. Though the last two books simply set the stage, this one is packed with monsters, action, and comedy, to bring the best of the series yet. Camp Halfblood has been somewhat downsized as the search for more demigods slows. With not many left at the camp, it is believed that demigods are nearly extinct. However what seems like the end is just the beginning. Percy and his friends Annabeth, and Thalia are sent to a boarding school where it is believed that two very important demigods are hiding out. Both the children of Hades. They are sent to recruit them and bring them back to Camp Halfblood to be trained to fight properly, but what seems like a simple task, actually sets up the rest of the book. After getting the two demigods out of there, there's a mysterious man from the boarding schools following them, and he is not human. After …show more content…

Led by the goddess (of the moon and hunting) Artemis herself. Of course they will need a place to stay. So Percy takes them to Camp half-blood with the help of Artemis’ brother (god of the sun and archery) Apollo. Later that night, Artemis leaves on a quest to hunt down Atlas. Atlas was the titan who was burdened with holding the sky. He was set free, and now seeks revenge on Zeus, who put him under the sky in the first place. However, Artemis is captured by Atlas, and Artemis’ second in command, Zoe, sets out on a quest to find her. She brings only the best with her. Including Percy’s friend Grover, and Thalia, along with other hunters, but not

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