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The Titan's Curse (Percy Jackson and the Olympians Series #3)

By Rick Riordan

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When the goddess Artemis goes missing, she is believed to have been kidnapped.And now it's up to Percy and his friends to find out what happened. Who is powerful enough to ...

6 Reviews

This one is good and I love most of the new characters in this book.

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Zoe said on Feb 23, 2011 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

The Titan's Curse (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 3) by Rick Riordan (2008)

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Dyjasper said on Oct 30, 2010 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The Titan's Curse

As good as all the other. I loved it. I enjoyed the prophecy, the usual twist in the end like all the other books... This was really good.

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Liaformenti said on Aug 28, 2010 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

My favorite one of the whole series until now. Factors from Greek mythology are used well in book three as the first two books. Although it kept reminding me the Harry Potter series, the reason for which I don't know, and it was difficult not to compare Percy, Annebeth and Grover with Harry, Hermion ... (continue)

My favorite one of the whole series until now. Factors from Greek mythology are used well in book three as the first two books. Although it kept reminding me the Harry Potter series, the reason for which I don't know, and it was difficult not to compare Percy, Annebeth and Grover with Harry, Hermione and Ron while reading, it is still an excellent story in which showed the value of friendship, courage and loyalty.

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Alveole Wu said on Jun 11, 2010 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback

The Titan's Curse

In this book, we can meet a lot more different characters, like the Hunters and two more powerful half-bloods. On the other hand, we seldom see Annabeth in this book. (well...I like her less and less because of her feelings for Luke...) Instead, we have Zoe and Thalia here.
I do love Zoe ... (continue)

In this book, we can meet a lot more different characters, like the Hunters and two more powerful half-bloods. On the other hand, we seldom see Annabeth in this book. (well...I like her less and less because of her feelings for Luke...) Instead, we have Zoe and Thalia here.
I do love Zoe's tragic story. She is such a combination of toughness and tenderness, and her wound from the past has a great impact on her rejection against men. Her loyalty and bravery leaves attractive impressions on readers.
We finally get to know Thalia more in this book. Though being Zeus's daughter, she is afraid of height. It's humanity that makes us bow down to our desire, and even a heroine like Thalia is no exception. But, she did conquer it and finally prevent herself become the one in the prophecy. (I think that what she becomes at the end of the story suits her very well.)
As for the most dangerous flaw of Percy... Hmmm... I guess it's the common flaw almost every hero has!

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Everlastings said on Feb 24, 2010 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

I felt like I forgot some important details when the story started, since it picks up right where it left off, but there are eventual explanations for those of us who might now know, so I got over it. This is probably the fastest paced book of the series to date. Definitely recommended, although if ... (continue)

I felt like I forgot some important details when the story started, since it picks up right where it left off, but there are eventual explanations for those of us who might now know, so I got over it. This is probably the fastest paced book of the series to date. Definitely recommended, although if you're new to Percy Jackson, I'd say begin at the beginning.

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Jaemi K said on Aug 14, 2007 about the Hardcover edition | Add your feedback