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Rick Riordan Inspiration
I am writing me essay on Rick Russell Riordan. The reason why I am doing this is on him is because he is an inspiration. And made many accomplishments. Rick also had to go through so much in order to get where he is today. Furthermore, rick won many awards throughout his life.

In addition rick Russell Riordan created many stories that I loved which made him an inspiration to me. Rick Riordan wrote the Kane chronicles. Which contained the red pyramid, the thrown of fire, and the serpent’s shadow. Furthermore, rick wrote the heroes of Olympus. Which contained, the lost hero and the blood of Olympus. This is why rick is an inspiration.

Riordan is and amazing person because each of his novels had a story line. In addition rick is the
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