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I like your theme and your summary.

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i like the way you used lots of pictures to show the book. I'd like to know more about theme

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Kelly Arent- i really liked how you stated the theme. 

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Kelly Arent- i really liked how you stated the theme. 

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I really liked hoe you states the theme.

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The novel “The House of Hades” by Rick Riordan is part of a series called “The Heroes of Olympus.” It is the fourth book in a five book series.

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The setting is in “the ancient land,” also known as places like Greece, Rome, and Italy. It takes place present day. There are many characters but the main are “the seven,” which are the demigods chosen to save the world from Gaea, are Percy, Annabeth, Leo, Piper, Hazel, Frank, and Jason.

Percy is a son of Poseidon, the Greek god of water (protagonist)

Annabeth is a daughter of Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom (protagonist)

Leo is a son of Hephaestus, the Greek god of forges and fire (protagonist)

Piper is a daughter of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love (protagonist)

Hazel is a daughter of Pluto, Roman god of death and the underworld

Frank is a son of Mars, Roman god of war

Jason is a son of Jupiter, Roman god of the sky (protagonist)

Gaea, the goddess of the earth, is arising during the book, and throughout the series, she becomes more powerful.(antagonist)

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In this book, Percy and Annabeth were thrown into Tartus and were separated from their other friends. While Percy and Annabeth are trying to make their way out of the Underworld, The others, Leo, Piper, Hazel, Frank, Jason, and Nico are trying to close the Doors of Death in time before Gaea, the goddess of the earth, takes over and destroys everything. By closing the doors, monsters and demigods who were killed before could be revived sooner than they should.  The seven are also trying to save their friends Percy and Annabeth. While all this is happening, the Greeks and Romans are not being united and are fighting a war with each other. This is an external conflict.

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The theme is about sticking together. Throughout the whole book, they all wanted to be united. For example,  the Greeks didn’t want to fight the Romans because they thought it would be better if they fought Gaea unitedly instead of separately. And whenever they had to go on a separate quest, no one went alone.

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Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

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Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

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I wouldn’t recommend this book specifically, but I would recommend the series. Out of the whole series, this is so far my favorite, but you would need to read everything or else it will be hard for you to understand the book.

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The author makes it very easy to visualize everything. Even though I’ve never been to places in the book like Rome, he really makes it easy to visualize everything. I feel like I’m watching a movie in my mind.

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What was your favorite part or least favorite part?

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What was your favorite part or least favorite part?

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My least favorite part is when the demigods have dreams, which are also visions of what is going on somewhere else, and they see what is going on, but they can’t do anything about it because it is happening at the moment, and the people in the dream don’t know what is happening, and the dreamer does, yet he or she can't tell them.

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How would you rate it on a scale from one to ten. (Ten being the best book ever.)

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How would you rate it on a scale from one to ten. (Ten being the best book ever.)

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I would rate to a 9 because it was really good, but it wouldn’t call it my favorite book, but it's really interesting because it keeps you in suspense.

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Riordan, Rick. The House of Hades. Vol. 4, Disney Hyperion, 2013.