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The Red Pyramid

i just looked at it today i might read it.

I seriously think that when this series is over, he should do NORSE mythology! That way he'd have series for greek, egyptian, and norse! :D



I'm skeptical about it being as good as PJ, and it seems like a risk authors take when they start a new series. I won't be reading it any time soon, but then again I didn't start the PJ series until after BOTL was published.
i just started reading the red pyramid and i really like it.

Okay, I started this book yesterday and am currently on page 158. Rick's sorta made a reference to PJO: (The main character's, Carter and Sadie are in NYC with Amos [not gonna tell you anything about him:]) Amos says: "Manhattan has other problems. Other gods. It's best we stay separate." (For all of you curious to where I found it, it's on page 52).
(Just thought it was rather interesting since this book relied on Egyptian Mythology instead of Greek).

Hoth talks about Hermes again another reference back to PJO.

I know, I was like, wait, is that a PJO reference? and it was. hahaa
Yeah, I read that other reference yesterday, Suzannek, but I wasn't on to talk about it. :)

I can't wait for the second book either!

I seriously think that when this series is over, he should do NORSE mythology! That way he'd have series for greek, egyptian, and norse! :D"
It would be AWESOME if he wrote a series based on Norse Mythology!!!!!!!!!!!!


Amelia and Rae: the reference is like Stephen King
The main character of Misery is an author named Paul Sheldon.
In King's book Rose Madder There is a scene when the main character is in the bookshop, and she buys a book called "MISERY'S CHILD by PAUL SHELDON"
See the link?
Yeah, i thought it was cool :)
The main character of Misery is an author named Paul Sheldon.
In King's book Rose Madder There is a scene when the main character is in the bookshop, and she buys a book called "MISERY'S CHILD by PAUL SHELDON"
See the link?
Yeah, i thought it was cool :)


I think the series name is The Heroes of Olympus or something...

Amelia said something about not wanting to compare it to Percy Jackson. Well, I wish I'd read the Red Pyramid first, because that was all I could do. I did quite enjoy the PJO references, but I didn't like this one book nearly as much as I liked any one of the PJO books, let alone all of them combined.
It prolly doesn't help that I have very little interest in Egyptian mythology in comparison to my interest in Greek mythology.
I am just giving my take on the book, even though it seems that most of you loved it.

Amelia said something abo..."
i agree with you there. it was a good enough book, but not my fave of his.
Diana a.k.a. Teenan Setrose wrote: "Rae*The Ultimate Percabeth Fan* wrote: "Yeps! Rick recently posted on his blog that he was gonna work hard to get a Kane Chronicals book out every spring and a 'CHB' book (he hasn't decided what to..."
oh yeah! sorry, i'm a bit braindead in the summer. :)



Rae! You changed your pic!


Books mentioned in this topic
Grimm's Complete Fairy Tales (other topics)Heist Society (other topics)
Rose Madder (other topics)
Misery (other topics)
Has anybody read it yet?