Ugh.
I didn't like it at all. I don't like how it's been drawn and I don't like how it's been developed. Just no. 🤦🏻 ( )

This graphic novel is fairly challenging so I would suggest using it for upper intermediate level readers. This story is about Percy Jackson, who finds out that he is the son of a Greek god. The book tells the story of him discovering his family origins and then being sent on a quest to go find the Master Bolt to try to stop war from breaking out between the gods. This book would be helpful for showcasing how graphic novels can be really challenging pieces of literature and something that I loved about it was how detailed all of the illustrations were when connected to the text. You could potentially break up this graphic novel into sections and have a lot of really good group discussion questions about different elements of the story. ( )

elsik 9th

Quién lo adaptó peor:¿la película o la novela gráfica? Vamos, peleemos :D ( )

I love Rick Riordan's writing style and characterization. I have always enjoyed mythology and he does a great job of bring any and all mytholgy to life in a fresh and new way. I find the characters to be engaging and to feel really real. His characters feel fresh and diverse without feeling like he makes them diverse just to have diversity. He does not belabor the point of their diversity it just is a fact of who they are and yet anyone who reads his books can feel included in representation. I love how he weaves the mythology into modern times so you feel like you are learning something as you are being entertained. ( )