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1. Archie Comics, Dance Class, or The Smurfs 2. None 3. A little dreary, but alright!

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Jason Grace wakes up on a school bus, supposedly headed for a field trip, completely disoriented. He has no memory of Leo Valdez, claiming to be his best friend, or Piper McLean, who appears to be his girlfriend. And when they arrive at the field trip destination, deadly winds and sudden flying powers further confuse Jason's mind. Is this all a dream, after all? But then Annabeth Chase arrives at the scene, wild-eyed and rambling, which confirms that all of this is very real. She drags Jason, Leo, and Piper to the mysterious Camp Half-Blood, where more danger - if that's possible - awaits. Now, the new demigod trio must save Hera and figure out the cause of Jason's loss of memory, but death may be patiently waiting on the other side. This earthshaking first book in the Heroes of Olympus sequel series will bring readers back to the mythical world of Percy Jackson, and leave them vying for more.

Exhausted and weary, riddled with memory loss, Percy Jackson staggers through rocky landscape pursued by the Gorgons. He's too disoriented even to argue when he must carry an old lady through a river to a supposed haven, despite it meaning that he will lose invincibility; anything to escape danger, right? But when Percy drags his feet over the line of Camp Jupiter, he realizes that his dangerous days are far from over. After wearisome days of earning the Roman demigod camp's trust, Percy's weakness—or strength?—for being the hero shows when he volunteers to travel to the forbidden land of Alaska to rescue Thanatos, the god of death. Fellow underdog campers Frank Zhang and Hazel Levesque choose to accompany him. But when their already risky quest proves to be a much more threatening situation than anyone foresaw, Percy must prove that he is not only the son of Poseidon but the son of Neptune. Thrillingly adventurous, this novel will captivate readers to the very last word.

Exhausted and weary, riddled with memory loss, Percy Jackson staggers through rocky landscape pursued by the Gorgons. He's too disoriented even to argue when he must carry an old lady through a river to a supposed haven, despite it meaning that he will lose invincibility; anything to escape danger, right? But when Percy drags his feet over the line of Camp Jupiter, he realizes that his dangerous days are far from over. After wearisome days of earning the Roman demigod camp's trust, Percy's weakness—or strength?—for being the hero shows when he volunteers to travel to the forbidden land of Alaska to rescue Thanatos, the god of death. Fellow underdog campers Frank Zhang and Hazel Levesque choose to accompany him. But when their already risky quest proves to be a much more threatening situation than anyone foresaw, Percy must prove that he is not only the son of Poseidon but the son of Neptune. Thrillingly adventurous, this novel will captivate readers to the very last word.

Annabeth Chase and Percy Jackson have been together since the age of twelve, but ever since Percy went missing, it's been week after week of sleepless nights and mindless searching for each other. Now that they've both put together the pieces, this iconic book couple reunites with tears and kisses. Yet their minacious adventures are far from over: Annabeth gets visits from Minerva, her mother Athena's Roman counterpart, warning her about strange concepts such as the Mark of Athena. Haunted by more and more frequent visions, Annabeth suddenly understands that she must follow the Mark of Athena and bring back the treasure that will unite Camp Jupiter and Camp Half-Blood. Percy and Annabeth are destined to be burdened with danger after danger, but this time, Annabeth travels alone. And between the odds of life and death, it is most likely that Annabeth will not return alive.