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Kinda saw that one coming.

Dang. Didn’t see that coming.

As of so far, I enjoyed The Paris Apartment a bit more but this is very reminiscent of And Then There Were None.

Wanted a quick little read to reset about reading about the Holocaust.

Time to finish this one!

Loving this.

I feel like Quintus being bad is a little cliche. Please, Uncle Rick is smarter than that. At least I hope so.

I definitely remember this part. I wonder how far I actually got in this book. I think I was in the 6th grade when I read it.

Finding Quintus a little suspicious but I also kinda like him?

So clearly I didn’t finish this one like I had thought. Time to read this so that The Last Olympian actually makes sense. I know for sure that I’ve read all the way through Titan’s Curse.

Thanks to Wisconsin Senate Bill 69 I get to read this with my students. Gotta check it out.

So I think I accidentally forgot to actually read this one before forging ahead in the whole Riordan-verse… honestly if I did I cannot remember it (I read the first Percy Jackson in 6th grade and I’m currently in 16th grade lol).

Will definitely finish this up tonight.

Kinda didn’t see that coming. I kinda did. Kinda didn’t.

Ok. Called it. My intuition was correct. The Beast IS Nero! Haha! I can still call myself a History major!

So my Roman emperors are a tad fuzzy at the moment (I blame the migraine my 8th graders gave me today) Is the Beast Nero? Caligula? Domitian? Ugh. I guess I’ll have to keep reading.

“…his voice sounded like he’d been eating lit cigarettes.”

I apparently bought this book in 2017. Ope.

So apparently I can’t find Magnus Chase #2 anywhere so I guess this is something?

“We’ll I suppose it was the editor in me that noticed that every single one of the reports had described the murder as brutal, as if anyone was ever murdered with affection.”

I’m almost 100% sure Cenzo’s wife is still alive.

Like what isn’t there to love? An apocalypse! Shakespeare! “Deeply melancholy” (per George R. R. Martin’s review).

Alright. So. This was recommended to me when I was still in high school. I figured I should finally read it! It was tucked in with all of my standalone Shakespeare works and I had almost forgotten all about it.