This was a graphic novel adaption of Riordan's popular series. I didn't have much interest in reading the series, but I needed a book about/use of mythology for Pop Sugar. So I figured the quickest way of knocking out the prompt was to go with the graphic novel adaption. I'm so glad I did; in graphi...
I've heard mixed reviews about this adaption---I have yet to read the original one, so I cannot compare and contrast between the two books.
Awesomesauce =)
Man, this looks A-MA-ZING!! As long as they stay true to the descriptions (and make Anubis as hot as I imagine him to be :D) I'm sure it'll be great!!
I desperately wanted to like this book. I find Roman or Greek gods far more interesting than Egyptian. But Egyptian gods and culture have this certain exotic feel about them that Riordan didn't exploit. So now it's just like a Percy Jackson book. Unlike the Percy Jackson series, however, this book...
The story itself was great. However, the narration left a bit to be desired. I'm not sure why Riordan felt the need to do it in the format of a audio tape transcript. He could have done it in a third person omnipresent style and it would have worked just as well, if not better. Not to mention, t...
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