
This book seems like a mixed bag. While adored by fans of Riordan and celebrated for its inclusion and familiar settings, it might not captivate everyone like its predecessors. Before diving in, consider if you're up for a bit of agenda or if you're simply in it for the love of Percy Jackson. Maybe give the blurb a read to see if it tickles your fancy.
| Retailer | Price | Last seen | Buy |
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Amazon 30-day returns (in store too) | $13.06 | Apr 7, 2024, may have changed | Buy Now |
A AbeBooks | $13.58 | May 13, 2025, may have changed | Buy Now |
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"From the World of Percy Jackson: The Sun and the Star" achieves a moderate score as it presents a heartfelt exploration of LGBTQ themes and deeper character relationships, particularly between Nico and Will, which resonate strongly with some readers. However, many critiques highlight issues with pacing, convoluted storytelling, and a sense of disconnect from the traditional action-driven narratives typical of the Percy Jackson universe. This duality in reception reflects both appreciation for its emotional depth and disappointment with its execution.
"From the World of Percy Jackson: The Sun and the Star" achieves a moderate score as it presents a heartfelt exploration of LGBTQ themes and deeper character relationships, particularly between Nico and Will, which resonate strongly with some readers. However, many critiques highlight issues with pacing, convoluted storytelling, and a sense of disconnect from the traditional action-driven narratives typical of the Percy Jackson universe. This duality in reception reflects both appreciation for its emotional depth and disappointment with its execution.
This book seems like a mixed bag. While adored by fans of Riordan and celebrated for its inclusion and familiar settings, it might not captivate everyone like its predecessors. Before diving in, consider if you're up for a bit of agenda or if you're simply in it for the love of Percy Jackson. Maybe give the blurb a read to see if it tickles your fancy.
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