The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 2)

It is the second book in the Percy Jackson series where Percy is sent on a quest (well, I wouldn't say SENT) to retrieve the golden fleece that will hep cure Thalia's tree to protect camp-half blood. Old enemies appear and new ones emerge. How will Percy and his band of loyal friends survive?

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Published Apr 1, 2006

288 pages

Average rating: 8.27

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chazzareads
Feb 28, 2023
6/10 stars
Good stuff here. More myth and a thickening plot in the second installment of Percy Jackson & the Olympians makes this book even better, I think, than the first. I particularly enjoyed the cliffhanger ending, the humorous explanation of how retail chains spread so quickly, and the action spread through the novel from the very get-go.

Perhaps what I found most touching and realistic was the subtle message to kids that they ought to look beyond exterior appearances and learn to appreciate someone for who they are and the kind of heart they have.
Anonymous
Oct 26, 2023
6/10 stars
My anxiety levels were all over the place with this book but my friend said if I finished it get one of her rings so yay
wytchofsolstice
Oct 02, 2023
7/10 stars
Rather short adventure compared to the rest of the series. Loved the moments between Annabeth and Percy although I think we could really do more with them than rehashing adventures and challenges by existing mythical heroes. Despite its short length it takes a considerable time for Percy to receive the quest and have the plot moving, which I found a bit dragging.
happeninheidi
Jul 05, 2023
8/10 stars
Per usual I prefer the 2nd book in the series to the first. I absolutely did not see the end coming, so genuinely surprised by that. I was v grateful for much less fatphobia written into this one. Also Tyson with the hippocampi was my faves.
lexichilders
May 28, 2023
I can’t believe you guys are reading these books now they were my favorite as a child 10/10 all of them no notes thanks

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