Reviews written by Casog

I love the idea of this Percy Jackson, to based on the story of Minotaur and the Labyrinth. I found this very clever, and I like that he used this idea but changed it so it wasn't exactly the same. Percy Jackson isn’t expecting freshman orientation...

In the third book of Percy Jackson & the Olympians, a threat is rising, romances are forming and the plot forever thickens. The Titan's Curse brings boring, old, Greek myths to life in a way that no one has ever done before. When I read Half-Blood, I felt that it...

In the second installment of Percy Jackson, he has to journey into the Sea of Monsters. When I read this this, I was doing a project on Odysseus and his journey, and I realised that this Percy Jackson had all the same monsters in it. Even the same Cyclopes!! It...

I loved Percy Jackson for a four reasons: 1. I think that the characters were simply divine. They were written amazingly and described perfectly, so well I just got a perfect picture of them in my mind. 2. Percy Jackson. Now that is...

The Throne of Fire as well as The Red Pyramid helped me with my history tests on Ancient Egypt. This book is fiction except its based on fact. All the mythology is based on what the Ancient Egyptians believed. I think that Rick Riordan must have studied long and hard...

There is only one word to describe this book and its other friends in the series, WOW! This book is truly WOW! It has that massive WOW factor that is just perfect. I loved this book to the moon and back. My favorite character is still Janco...

Poison Study is the type of book that brings you inside the book. It sucked me in as soon as read the first page! Maria V. Snyder is an amazing author who should win a hundred prizes, she's soooo good! The world that Yelena lives in is so amazing that...

Mockingjay is such an amazing finale, I just can't believe good it is. I was blown away by how good the writing, characters and the plot was. It was one of my most favorite books ever. Against all odds, Katniss Everdeen has survived the Hunger Games twice....

This is one of the most amazing trilogy that I have ever read. The Hunger Games is one of my most favorite books just after The Knife of Never Letting Go, and Catching Fire is right up there with them. I loved the idea of the quarter quell with the...

To me, Dark Fire is the darkest book of the Last Dragon Chronicles. Everything about it is dark, darklings, dark fire and darkness. But all this darkness leads up to a bright conclusion that will blow you away. I thought this book was the most confusing out...

The Fire Eternal is the fourth book in the Last Dragon Chronicles, and Chris d'Lacey does not disappoint. It is slightly confusing at first because your mind needs to get a grip as the book is set five years into the future. Sometimes I thought it wasn't and I got...

In the third installment of The Last Dragon Chronicles, polar bears, dragons and the fire star come together for a spectacular novel. I liked how this book had excerpts of the book that David was writing. I found this quite interesting, especially when it begins to mirror real-life. Writing like...

In the second installment, we dig deeper into the past of dragons. In Icefire, we learn more about the history of the dragons that live in the Pennykettle's home, as well as the living, breathing ones. Icefire has more adventure, mystery than The Fire Within, and is jammed packed full...

I read this book last year, and I just fell in love with it. I had it from when I bought it a few years ago and was lying at the back of my book shelf. I read it and fell in love with it an its and its companions....

If I Tell is a dazzling book that blew my breath away. I felt that I was inside this novel, with Jaz. It was written in a way that made it fell 3D. Jaz's story flies out of the pages with such detail I could just scream. All the bullying...