Book Reviews
by KIDS for KIDS

The Titan's Curse, book three in the New Olympians series by Rick Riordan, once again throws us into the fantasy world where the king of the gods wears a pinstripe suit and Olympus sits on top of the Empire State Building. However, trouble is brewing on Olympus, and the promised battle between the gods and titans is coming. This story tells you of Percy Jackson, a demi-god son of Poseidon, and his companions and battles. Along with all the Olympians you already know from the two previous books, you'll meet more, such as twins Artemis and Apollo, and other gods such as Aphrodite, Hephaestus, and Athena. This book contains great suspense, new, well-described characters, and a surprising twist. Let author Rick Riordan take you on the ride of your life!

Eddie Mac Huddleston (14)

Titan's Curse By Rick Riordan The third adventure of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, The Titan's Curse is full of masterful plots and some of the greatest mysteries of all time. It all starts when Percy Jackson and his friends, Annabeth and Thalia, daughter of Zeus, embark on a journey to "pick-up" two powerful half-bloods from Westminster Hall, where their friend Grover, a satyr, is waiting. Naturally, everything goes wrong, throwing Percy and his friends into an intriguing yet simply awesome journey to save the world. Ages 12 and up.

Andrew Mullen (12)

Traitor by Andy McNab is the thrilling action adventure of young Danny Watts. Danny's granddad, Fergus Watts, is a traitor to the United Kingdom SAS, or the Special Air Service of Britain. He was stationed in Colombia until the Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, bought him onto thier side. Danny wants to join the army. But they won't let him because his granddad is a traitor. He hates his granddad for that. he is determined to track him down. As he makes his first move, so does someone else. If you liked the Alex Rider Series then you are sure to like this one. (ages 12-14)

Andrew Johnson (13)

TTFN, by Lauren Myracle is the sequal to TTYL. It is about the same girls doing their same old stuff, until Angela's parents start acting weird and being all secretive. Then Zoe stars a new job and gets some realtions going with a co-worker. And Maddie, as usuall, is getting herself into something deeper than it seems. Cunning and emotionative. (12 and up)

Kat W. (14)