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Percy Jackson has woken up from a nap with no memory of who he is. On his journey to get his memories back and to find out who Annabeth is, Percy meets Frank and Hazel at a camp for half-bloods like him, and travel to the land beyond the gods in order to ever see Annabeth again. Percy, with the help of his new friends, must defeat a giant and get back to camp before the Feast of Fortuna.

A positive of the book is that the plot, as usual with Riordan's books, is very well thought out and interesti

Percy Jackson has woken up from a nap with no memory of who he is. On his journey to get his memories back and to find out who Annabeth is, Percy meets Frank and Hazel at a camp for half-bloods like him, and travel to the land beyond the gods in order to ever see Annabeth again. Percy, with the help of his new friends, must defeat a giant and get back to camp before the Feast of Fortuna.

A positive of the book is that the plot, as usual with Riordan's books, is very well thought out and interesting. A negative of the book is everything feeling like it is rushed. Overall, the book was very good and wasn't put it down until it was finished. This book is recommend to anyone who enjoys suspense or Greek and Roman mythology.