The Mark Of Athena Book Report

I decided to select, The Mark of Athena, for my book report because of the writing style the author, Rick Riordan, decides to use, which creates suspense and heavy-action in a relaxed state causing you to never drop the book unless you’re forced to. I appointed this book for my book report over Riordan’s other books because this book contained more action and displays the perspectives of all seven of the main characters who all have different personalities, thus making for a book that can suit many different people. The cover draws my attention because it captures everything that occurs in the book onto one image. The story begins with the seven demi-gods leaving to find the giants who are attempting to destroy Rome, and ultimately the gods. While Gaea sends her worst monsters toward them, Athena sends Annabeth on a separate quest in order to restore peace between the Greeks and the Romans. Athena sends Annabeth on this
Percy Jackson transforms from a Greek to a Roman and then decides to establish himself as Greek but with some Roman qualities. The other main characters in the novel look up to Percy as their hero for saving them from the wrath of Cronus and the Titans, while Gaea and her monsters conclude that he, not the gods, are their most feared enemy. Percy has many great strengths which include: combat, Language and communication Skills, ability to create earthquakes, hurricanes, and water. The character does not seem at all real considering the inhumane abilities they seem to possess and the fact that one of their parents is a god removes every possibility of this character to seem real. The character grows throughout the story as he is presented these situations that he must adapt to in order to survive and prevail and ultimately learns what it takes to succeed. I feel this character is essential to the defeat of Gaea and her monsters and without him they wouldn’t be able to do