The last Olympian is the fifth book of Percy Jackson and it was great. This book was kind of the final battle for Percy but there are other books with him in it and he goes on to do much more. The whole book was intense and heartbreaking with people dying but also people gaining things in the end.

Truly loved the back and forth of how deeply tied together the past and present are. Brianna is a well developed character and the backbone of the family. Once again the love and care between the characters, the rich descriptions and well paced story leave you feeling as if you should be sitting in a pub hearing a scary local story. The final battle left me feeling a bit underwhelmed. While the planning and journey to get there built well, it all seemed to wrap up so easily. Absolutely will read the series again though

Great

Anyone else crave pizza throughout this entire book?? All the moments around Vesta Pizzeria definitely helped me support our local pizza shop a little too often lately! Avery is such a fun character, while I related to Clare's strong, steadiness, it is Avery's fire that I long to have. Her spunk and joy jumped off the pages and were the perfect match to Owen. Loved being transported to Boonsboro, seeing the B&B come to life again. Big Willy is forever a favorite side character.

I really enjoyed this book it is super interesting and love the plot I definitely recommend this book it is super funny and funny the plot changes at the end of the story. It is also a sad story but gets pretty interesting. Does not take long to finish the graphic novel and if you like graphic novels you will Love this book.

Excellent for learning your worth and loving life

I chose this book because a local group wants it banned from Mentor High School. I was curious to find what made it so offensive or objectionable. It is about two teenagers, and the father of one character, Neilly, has left his family to marry another man. So it is the secondary story of a gay relationship that puts it on the "banned" list. A great young adult book about two teens who face change and discover new strengths to create a new family.

True story of Paula Cooper, who was sentenced to die for a crime she committed at age 15. It chronicles how some members of the family of her victim forgave her and the efforts of dedicated legal professionals to save her life. High recommend this book.

Absolutely in love with this book.

Bob Luczak goes with his wife and baby to Calcutta in search of information on a deceased poet M Das. He finds the poet alive, but a corrupt and evil force surrounding him and the Kapalikas.