Hilo: Saving the Whole Wide World delivers non-stop action and laughter in this exciting sequel! Judd Winick ramps up the stakes as robots and alien invaders threaten Earth, and Hilo must battle to protect his new home. D.J. and Gina's friendship and loyalty shine as they stand by Hilo's side against overwhelming odds. Winick's character development and comedic timing excel, making this installment a thrilling page-turner. The illustrations are stunning, capturing the story's emotional depth and intensity.
Hilo: The Boy Who Crashed to Earth kicks off the series with an electrifying start! Judd Winick masterfully introduces Hilo, a fearless and friendly space traveler struggling to regain his memories after crashing to Earth. With the help of D.J. and Gina, local kids who become his allies, Hilo navigates his new surroundings, uncovering clues about his mysterious past. Winick's engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations bring Hilo's world to life, perfectly balancing action, humor, and heart.
Percy Jackson and the Last Olympian concludes the series with an electrifying showdown between Olympians and Titans. Riordan masterfully ties together plot threads, delivering a satisfying finale. Percy's journey from uncertain hero to confident leader shines. Kronos's army launches a massive attack on Mount Olympus, prompting Percy and friends to defend their home. The prophecy surrounding Percy's fate unfolds as he discovers his crucial role in the battle. Annabeth, Grover, Nico, and other allies rally around Percy.
Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth hurtles readers into an epic battle against Kronos's army. Riordan's vivid world-building brings the Labyrinth to life. Character development shines through Percy's relationships with Rachel Elizabeth Dare and Nico di Angelo. Percy's quest begins when he discovers the Labyrinth, a magical maze created by Daedalus, is vulnerable to invasion. Kronos's army plans to infiltrate Camp Half-Blood through the Labyrinth.
Percy Jackson and the Titan's Curse propels readers into a treacherous realm of mythological politics and ancient magic. Riordan skillfully expands the Olympian world, introducing powerful gods and formidable monsters. Character dynamics shine as Percy, Annabeth, and Thalia navigate complex alliances. When Artemis, goddess of the hunt, goes missing, Percy and friends embark on a quest to rescue her. Along the way, they encounter Atlas, the Titan who holds up the sky, and the fearsome Manticore.
Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters plunges readers into a perilous quest, expanding the world of Greek mythology while deepening character relationships. Riordan's vivid storytelling brings legendary creatures to life. The introduction of Tyson, Percy's half-brother, adds warmth and humor. Percy's summer is disrupted when Camp Half-Blood's magical borders are threatened. He soon discovers that the only way to protect the camp is to retrieve the Golden Fleece, a powerful artifact with healing properties.
Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief ignites the world of Greek mythology with a thrilling adventure that catapults readers into a realm of gods, monsters, and legendary quests. Author, Rick Riordan, masterfully weaves modern-day characters with ancient lore, crafting a captivating narrative. Percy's relatable voice and humorous tone make this debut a page-turner. The story begins with Percy Jackson, a young boy who discovers he's the son of Poseidon, Greek god of the sea.
The Will of the Many by James Islington follows Vis, an orphan, who with a shadowed past, holds a deep hatred for the Republic. Therefore, he does not cede any “will” to the Hierarchy. When he grasps an opportunity to enroll in a prestigious academy, he hopes to rise through his competition. But his mysterious background and ulterior motives make things more complicated.
This book is about a girl named Sarah, who lost her mom six months before the start of the book. Since her death, she has been put with the duties of caring for her younger brother and now her dad, who has fallen apart because of the death of his wife. Sarah has to do it all from the bills, school, food and everything else a parent normally does. She meets a boy she likes, but she is too busy with everything else to have another person in her life. But, one art project changes her perspective on everything.
