Overall, good and interesting book. Different from Hannah's other historical fiction books. More depressing home violence from great, yet sad, depiction of PTSD in war veterans.

I liked when Grout got surrounded by bad guys. Rocket the Raccoon saved him. The battle is over and the good guys won!

This graphic novel series is amazing. I’m so glad it’s not exactly like the series. I’m really into this series.

The images are breath taking. The story is enticing. Next read is the original text to get the full complexity of the characters. But the graphic novel is excellently done.

Surprisingly attention grabbing book. It dangled you along with the "something happened" hook and you had to keep reading to find out what that was. It takes place on a colonized planet where things are not as they're supposed to be and the thoughts of men can be heard. The writing is from the perspective of a illiterate, uneducated child on the edge of manhood and what happens to him when he discovers an anomaly.

I really enjoyed the book because it had a mix of humor and suspense. I really liked the part where Blanket and Waffles get up in the middle of the night and are very tired.

I like that the shark thought cartilage were boogers. My favorite part was when they scream when the star fish looses his arm.

If you are a Rick Riordan fan, this is a must read. Lots of exciting characters and happenings, including your old friends Percy and Annabeth, finally reunited again, but also introducing a lot of new characters who you will be excited to learn about. If you are new to Rick Riordan it is important to note that this is the 3rd in the series so you will likely want to start with the Lost Hero. Enjoy!

This book was okay. I felt like it did not tell me anything I didn't already know.

This book was kind of sad and depressing to me. Not a typical beach read that I’m used to from her