April 2019

                    

Total pages/day = 41 pages/day

 

The Hidden Oracle by Rick Riordan

◊♦♣ (3/5)  376 pages

 

The Dark Prophecy by Rick Riordan

◊♦♣ (3/5)  414 pages

 

The Burning Maze by Rick Riordan

◊♦♣ (3/5)  431 pages

 

Reflection

This series brings out a very nostalgic vibe due to the fact that I grew up on Rick Riordan’s mythology books. I love that he’s still branching off into other mythologies like Norse, Egyptian, and Roman. He went back to Greek for these books and I really appreciated it. He took a different perspective on the book. Instead of the main character being a demigod the character was a god and he wrote it so well. The emotions, the dismissive nature, and the loftiness of being a god were all there in the character but there was a totally human side to this god. I really recommend these as reads if you like the Percy Jackson series.

For this month I did not reach my goal in the books I wanted to read. I’m not super disappointed because I ended up reading those three books, which kind of makes up for no reading from my plan. For the month of May, I would like to stick to my plan as much as possible.

 

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Photo cred:

https://www.amazon.com/Trials-Apollo-Book-Hidden-Oracle/dp/148473274X

https://www.amazon.com/Trials-Apollo-Book-Dark-Prophecy/dp/1484746422

https://www.amazon.com/Trials-Apollo-Book-Three-Burning-ebook/dp/B071NM121R