pickIf you enjoy Greek mythology and fictional books, you‘d enjoy Percy Jackson, the Battle of the Labyrinth. In this book, Percy Jackson and his friends, Annabeth Chase, Tyson and Grover, go on a quest in the magical underground labyrinth to find the ancient Daedalus‘s forge. The only problem is the labyrinth is constantly changing, and there is no way to navigate the labyrinth properly, as well as there are monsters forever wandering the labyrinth.
Matticemaggie During their quest, the group ended up in Alcatraz and rescue and ancient Hundred-Handed one names Briares from his capture Kampê. But after all his years of imprisonment, Briares is defeated and leaves the group to their own devices. So onward the continue, hoping to find the ancient forge before Luke and his army find it. Percy and his friends go through many hardships and run into many obstacles throughout this book, but manage to defeat them. 5y
Matticemaggie I think a reoccurring motif in this book would be a constant mentioning of the labyrinth as the place is constantly changing. The importance of this motif is it is a representation that things are constantly changing. More often than not you can not plan for certain things to happen because most things are unexpected. With the labyrinth constantly changing, Percy Jackson and his group can not plan a way to get tot the forge or an emergency escape. 5y
MissYaremcio Thanks for the review kiddo! This Litsy post was on POV, but still a great review! 5y
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