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Book Title:- Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Sea of Monster) (320 pg) Percy started dreaming about Grover in danger. At the same time, Thalia’s tree was poison. Therefore, Percy went back to Camp Half Blood with Annabeth and Tyson. They went for a quest to find for the Golden Fleece to save Thalia’s tree and the camp. First, they enter the Sea of Monsters and met Clarisse until they reach a beautiful island where the Cyclops live. They saved Grover and took the Golden Fleece back to the Camp Half Blood. Thalia’s tree was safe. One night when Annabeth was on duty to look after the Golden Fleece and Thalia’s tree, Thalia reappeared alive. My favourite part of the story is the ending where Thalia appeared alive again. When Grover went to fin Percy, I thought that Annabeth was in trouble or going to die. When they went out, they found Annabeth lying on the ground and Thalia reappeared alive. Book Title:- Jinx (262 …show more content…

It also has a clear message that sisters will be there whenever you need them. You might find that they are annoying but you will still love them. Book Title :- Want to go private (330 pg) (Sarah Darer Littman) Abby did not like her life in high school and her one and only best friend, Faith met a new friend named Grace. Abby felt that she lost a best friend. She started to chat with a guy named Luke online. She thinks that he is in love with her and he is the only one who understands her. She went off with Luke and leave her family. Her sister, Lily and her family were very worried about her safety. With the help of the polices, they found Abby and they brought her home. Abby then found out that Luke had lied to her. Faith is my favourite character. She is an outgoing girl. She could easily made friends in high school. She does what she think is right and follow her heart. She joined the backstage crew even though her best friend, Abby didn’t join her. Book Title :- Percy Jackson (Titan Curse) 312

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