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Percy Jackson – The hair-raising mythos
WE ARE A-D-H-D FELLOW –this line makes my flesh
crawl many times I read this book. An extremely impressive book containing
accounts of greek heroes, demigods, gods and goddesses especially the
influential portrayal of Percy Jackson, who, unlike other demigods enjoyed
happy ending in his life. Rick Riordian blended comedy extremely well with some
blood-curdling experiences.
Let me preface this with an apology. If I sound
tongue-tied at times in this review, I am nerely helpless. My mind is
completely frizzled.
Being a Potter-paramour I’ve always had some kind
of keenness towards creative fiction until Persy Jackson made it’s way to me. Percy Jackson and the Greek heroes
book imbibed with combative, bellicose accounts among which the beheading of
Medusa is extremely tantalizing, followed by the advantage of the head to
stonify Percy’s rivals. The dramatic love of Psyche, the lusty attire of Eros,
Theseus’s dispatching of Asterion-the bull cum human, Otrera’s potent symbols
of feminism, Daedalus’s ingenious constructions touched every bit of my heart
and it was quite uneasy for me to close the book. Among all those first person
narratives Annabeth was not put as damsel-in-distress, she was equally valued
for her quick-witted opinions.
The incidents of the book are wholly absorbing. A
reader is allowed to have insights into the inner thoughts, frights and intents
of demigods. The vivid descriptions of decapitaions, mutilations, mystical
world and most importantly go over important details without drawing out
lengthy conversations. All climax naturally in scenes of violence and tumult
are mostly followed by a retreat literally as well as figuratively. Most of the
Greek mythological stories I’ve read before but from Percy’s perspective
everything served with freshness, vigour and power .
I give the book five stars since I think it’s
important to know historical figures and the insights into evolution in matters
of life, love, mutuality, war, diplomacy and peace.
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