Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book Four the Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book Four)

My son loves this book

As expected!

Dive into the labyrinth and see all the Greek myth come to life . I couldn't stop reading

Amazing book!Recommend the whole series!

A edição é muito bonita, a arte da capa principalmente, mas folhas possuem qualidade muito abaixo do que era a primeira versão dos livros, de 2005-2009. Parecem facilmente rasgáveis se não tomar muito cuidado, e a impressão também deixa a desejar em algumas páginas, tendo diferenças de intensidade que podem incomodar o leitor. Já a história, com a qual sou bem familiar, é muito boa. Divertida, astuta, com ação no ponto, e a escrita do Rick Riordan é bem fluida e exelente para o público infanto-juvenil. Eu, 25 anos e fã da saga, também estou me divertindo ao reler. História: 10/10 Qualidade da edição: 5/10 Arte de capa: 10/10

BUENA CALIDAD. SATISFACTORIO.

I absolutely love the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, and The Battle of the Labyrinth is a standout entry. Rick Riordan does an amazing job of keeping you fully engaged while continuing Percy’s journey in a way that feels natural, exciting, and never dragged out. In book 4, Percy and his friends are faced with navigating the Labyrinth— as most of Percy's adventures, it includes danger, tests of loyalty, courage, and identity. The stakes are higher then ever. Its a page turner. One of Riordan’s biggest strengths is pacing. These books are the perfect size—there’s no fluff, no unnecessary filler, and every chapter feels like it matters. From the first book onward, you follow Percy’s life and how it fits into the world of Greek mythology, and by this point in the series, that blend of modern life and ancient Olympians feels fully realized. There are plenty of unexpected twists and turns that genuinely caught me off guard. It’s one of those books where you say “just one more chapter” and suddenly you’re way further than planned. Riordan also continues to balance humor, action, and emotional moments really well, making the story fun without losing depth. This book leans heavily into themes of growing up, responsibility, trust, and figuring out who you are when expectations are placed on you from every direction. Percy is clearly maturing, and you feel that shift as a reader. The story doesn’t just entertain—it pulls you in emotionally and makes you invested in what happens next. Honestly, if there’s a downside, it’s that once you finish, you immediately want to grab the next book. Some readers might wish certain moments were explored even more deeply, but that’s more a sign of how invested you become than a real flaw. If you’re already reading the Percy Jackson series, this book is a must. If you paused the series, The Battle of the Labyrinth will remind you why these books are so hard to put down. Engaging, fast-paced, and full of surprises—this one leaves you reaching for the next book right away.

Après les avoir lus en français, elle décide de s'y attaquer dans la version originale. Rick Riordan est le maitre incontesté des romans pour adolescents.

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