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Ok, to be completely fair, I definitely thought that The Trials of Apollo was a trilogy. Spoiler alert: it is not. So that definitely threw off where this story line went for me, because I was expecting everything to be wrapped up. Some of the events in this book made me sad, but I'm definitely waiting on pins and needles for the next one. Apollo got less annoying to me, and is becoming a much more likeable character. The reappearance of different characters from the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus series is always awesome, and this book doesn't disappoint (much) in that regard. If you like the Percy Jackson series, definitely read this one!


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The Burning Maze Trials of Apollo The Book Three Rick Riordan Books Reviews

I am not a true-blue fan of Rick Riordan, but I applaud his work every time I read his books. The Trials of Apollo is a must-have piece, thanks to all the humor and action and conflict. But this book? It was probably the best of them all. It was wonderful and shattering and heartbreaking and hilarious all at the same time-- it's unfair that it has us weeping one moment and laughing the next! Yes, something incredibly sad happened here. I have never cried at a sad scene, book or movie. The only time a book had me crying wasn't even remotely tragic. But sure enough, this book had me in tears when I was least expecting it.
I can almost guarantee you that you will be saddened by some of the events. However, you probably won't be for long, because right after you'll be laughing hysterically. The Arrow of Dodona, let me tell you, plays a RIDICULOUSLY important and slightly irritating role here. Besides being awesomely infuriating, I mean.
Apollo definitely changed. He became less cocky and waaaayyyy more disturbingly sacrificial than necessary. [Insert nervous laugh] But he got over it. Kind of. Well, not really.
In this book, as in the others, you reunite with some of your favorite characters. I'm actually wondering when Annabeth will show up, and more of Percy too, but I was seriously missing Leo even after reading book two. [Team Leo!] Then our friends Grover, Piper, and Jason play some parts here. Ahem. As well as the infamous Meg McCaffrey, of course, and we learn a lot more about her past. I'm looking forward to seeing Reyna and Hazel and Frank at Camp Jupiter, too!
So happy reading! And don't get too distressed after reading... that.
Oh, this series makes me laugh, cry and pretty much every feeling in between.

It feels both dark yet light at the same time. I know there has been death in this series and Riordan's books before but this book really hurts.

Yet the humor and heart is still there too. I continue to feel that this series will forever alter the characters from previous series and this series too.

It feels like there's no way this ends well/happily for them but I'm continually surprised in each book.

You'll find yourself just caring so much about these characters.

Once again I adore this series and can't wait to see what happens next.
Normally LOVE this author’s stuff. This one came out at just the wrong time for me I think. In my opinion, the darkness overrode the humor completely until it was lost. I also thought that the major death was diminished by the very small glimpse of the character before it happens. Or, maybe I was just already depressed anyway and when I read it again it will be better. Reading this one after just having lost my beloved Border Collie was probably not the best idea, but it’s usually safe to read a kids’ book.

What ever the case, be prepared for the darkest Riordan book yet. And yes, that includes the house of Hades.
Why is the third book in the Camp Half Blood Chronicles just so devastating!!! I mean The Titan's Curse, The Mark of Athena, and now The Burning Maze have each in their own way left me shook! Apollo and friends find themselves facing probably their toughest opponent yet. If you've yet to read this but it is on your TBR put your guards up because Rick ripped my emotions to shreds with this one. This series just continues to be action packed and hilarious. And its not one more then the other Rick has definitely found away to balance the action with the comedy. I also love how even after 13 books already published and with only 2, yes 2, more left until this series is finished I still find myself learning about one of my all time favorite mythology. Its such a treat to know that an author like Rick prides himself on his knowledge and research and funnels it into this sort of media outlet. Anyway this book, no this series is highly recommended.
Ok, to be completely fair, I definitely thought that The Trials of Apollo was a trilogy. Spoiler alert it is not. So that definitely threw off where this story line went for me, because I was expecting everything to be wrapped up. Some of the events in this book made me sad, but I'm definitely waiting on pins and needles for the next one. Apollo got less annoying to me, and is becoming a much more likeable character. The reappearance of different characters from the Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus series is always awesome, and this book doesn't disappoint (much) in that regard. If you like the Percy Jackson series, definitely read this one!