The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, #5)

by Rick Riordan

For once, I didn’t look back.

Yapping: I feel like this book is so well written to where the reader GROWS with the story and the plot. It alo shows that even if youre different from "normal" peoples, you still have a place in this world, even if it is just a small role. Ethan is a great examle of this. At first he thinks its good to go to Kronos's side because his mother "betrayed" him. But in the end he realizes that he needed to do the right thing, not just for himself, but for all of humanity. There is also the reoccurring theme that what looks to be bad, isn't always bad, and what looks to be good isn't always good. Luke thinks that his parents, and nobody, loves and cares for him. But in reality, they do care for him and try to help him, and in the end, he relizes that leading to him being a hero and saving Olympus. P.S. I WAS LEGIT BALLING MY EYES OUT.