Percy Jackson and the Greek Gods (Percy Jackson's Greek Myths)

by Rick Riordan

Part of The Heroes of Olympus, book 5.5

First published 2014

Percy Jackson, son of Poseidon, has been tasked with documenting the scandalous secrets of the Greek gods. From the bloody beginnings of the cosmos to the Olympians' latest backstabbings, he holds nothing back. With wry humor and unapologetic sarcasm, Percy guides readers through the classic myths, unafraid to point out the gory details his textbooks leave out. But the gods' fury is not easily sated - can Percy chronicle their misdeeds without becoming their next victim?

Genres: mythology, humor, fantasy, young-adult

Vibes: fast-paced, thought-provoking, whimsical

Tropes: chosen-one, found-family

422 pages · Paperback · Puffin Books

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