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Amaaaaaaaaaazing!

Reviewed in India on 21 November 2020

God knows how Riordan does it, but somehow he writes impossibly good books. This unmatched book is a must read for all fans and non-fans of Riordan (though the only non-fans are people who have not read it). All in all, BEST BOOK EVER!!!

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Sukhianju S.

didn't like it

Reviewed in India on 5 January 2020

its very short and only carter is talking i wanted percy to talk too but the story was good but it costs a lot for its price

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Three Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 July 2015

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Too short!

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TAMARA KANIUK

Three Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 April 2016

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a bit shot but okay

Candice Bauman

Fast

Reviewed in Canada on 5 August 2020

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I give this book a three out of 5. Two reasons one these short story make me wish of a full book but I know will never happen and 2 most of the book are first chapter of different percry Jackson books

Jackie Perowne

Three Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 May 2015

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Like all the other books in this series I enjoyed it very much,

Tshimuanga

Huh...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 April 2015

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I guess it was alright. It was good but it wasn't great. I'm disappointed because of the usually high standard of Rick. It isn't worth reacarter gets hit by setne with a fire spell and in the end is trapped in a snow globe by greek/Egyptian magic and Carter and Sadie gets the crown of ptolemyding I would say. Spoiler alert don't get too attached to Carter.

Maggie

Annabeth and Percy

Reviewed in the United States on 7 February 2019

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I like Egyptian mythology. I didn't read the Kane Chronicles, but anything with Percy and Annabeth is worth reading at least once.

Gayle Julien

Bit of a letdown

Reviewed in the United States on 17 May 2015

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After the terrific Percy Jackson series and the Kane Chronicles this is kind of blah and very short. Not terrible, just not a lot of bang for your buck, though it does blend the main characters from both series well.

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Lenora Froelich

Great book but not practical if paying for it on an electronic device. Get the book in hard copy instead.

Reviewed in the United States on 14 July 2015

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The part of the story I was aloud to read was great, but I did not get the entire book to read. Guess I will have to purchase the book instead of getting it on my reader. Too bad that just means I have to spend more money and get rid of the electronic reader. Bad investment.

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The Kid Book Reviewers

Great Read!

Reviewed in the United States on 31 July 2015

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(Three 1/2 stars, really)
OK, honestly, I'm not a huge fan of this crossover series Riordan's made. Great idea, however, Carter and Sadie seem, to me, to be made as impressions of Percy and Annabeth, except with Egyptian mythology. I may be wrong, but this combo didn't work for me, because Sadie is too much like Percy, and Annabeth too much like Carter. HOWEVER, I thoroughly enjoy these books (the more Percy the better, right?), but just wish they were a little longer. This one in particular, though, seemed a little too much of Egyptian magic and not enough Greek gods and whatnot, what with Setne being the main enemy and all. This wasn't a big issue, I just was hoping for more of a Percy Jackson influence. This book wasn't amazing, nor was it bad - it was a good, satisfying read that I enjoyed, and would recommend to anyone. I loved hearing more from Riordan, as I think his books are hilarious, and liked the added bonus of the Sneak Peek into Magnus Chase (which I've been waiting for for a while now). All in all, good book, love the characters, but needed a little more Greek influence.
Also see this review at kidbookreviewer.weebly.com

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Ian Burns

Three Stars

Reviewed in the United States on 22 December 2017

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Far from Riordan's best work, but it's certainly not bad.

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