Author: Rick Riordan

Main Character(s): Percy, Frank, Hazel

Setting: 2011, 1930, Canada, Alaska, Camp Jupiter, the Underworld

 Percy arrives at Camp Jupiter with no memory then goes on a quest to free Thantos so that when they kill monsters, they actually die instead of reforming.

The Son of Neptune is a humorous and outstanding book, just like most of Rick Riordan’s other books. It’s surprising so you will never get bored. It’s great.

It is very humorous. There are many jokes that you might not get right away, but when you do get them they are very funny. There are some little witty inside jokes from previous books in it. Frank is socially awkward which makes it funny.

It’s an outstanding book. It is adventure pact. It has multiple cliffhangers to keep you wanting to read the book. It has ways to keep pulling you farther and farther into the book and keeping you interested.

 It’s surprising so you’ll never get bored of it. It has strange ways of solving problems so you don’t see them coming. When you hit a crossroad they go the way you least expect. You’ll come up to something you don’t know which way the story goes, but when you find out you realize that it’s a good plan.

I would recommend it, but only if you read or have read the books before it (including the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series). I had fun reading it and I think you would too.