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Summary Of The Book 'A Titan's' By Rick Riordan
The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan

The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan follows the adventure of a boy, Percy, as he goes to save Annabeth, a friend, and Artemis, a goddess. In the beginning, they save twins Nico and Bianca. In the process of doing so, they lose Annabeth and have the Hunters join them. Later on, five people go on a journey to save the abducted people and destroy what kept them captive.

The book had a C and C when Percy suddenly went after the monster that had gotten Nico and Bianca. Annabeth and Thalia (another friend) were nearby, so he could've gotten them. This would've been a much safer decision for everyone. "I took Riptide out of my pocket and ran after Dr. Thorn." (Riordan 14). Percy had done
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