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Percy Jackson #03: The Titans Curse

Percy Jackson #03: The Titans Curse

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Percy Jackson #03: The Titans Curse

Percy Jackson #03: The Titans Curse

By Hans Christian Andersen

Rs. 350.00
Sale price  Rs. 350.00 Regular price  Rs. 399.00
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About the Book

Percy Jackson and The Titan's Curse marks the return of demigod son of Poseidon, Percy Jackson, as he embarks on a mission to save his kidnapped friend Annabeth. The book opens with Percy, Thalia and Annabeth travelling to Westover Hall to help the half-bloods, Nico and Bianca. Artemis comes to their aid when Dr. Thorn springs a surprise attack on them. However, even though they survive they realize Annabeth has been kidnapped.

Percy then goes off seeking Artemis to join them for a council meeting at Olympus. They learn that Luke's army has imprisoned Artemis. Percy and his friends set out to free Artemis and Annabeth. Enroute, Percy is requested to help rescue Ophiotaurus, a cow-like being, who prophesied Olympus ruin. Percy also seeks the help of a Pegasus, Blackjack, to catch up with the others.

Percy Jackson and The Titan's Curse describes the fight that takes place during the rescue mission. Apollo lends them his help and provides them with the use of a freight train to get to Cloudcroft. They receive another gift from Pan, a giant boar, that takes them to Gila Claw. Later, Percy and his friends come in contact with a mortal, Rachel, who is gifted with the ability to see through the Mist.

Book Details

Author : Hans Christian Andersen
Publisher :
Fingerprint! Publishing
Publication date : 1 December 2018
Dimension : 19.6 x 12.6 x 5.4 cm
Language:English
ISBN13 : 978-0141346816
Weight : 590 g
Pages Count : 864
ISBN10 : 0141346817

About the Author

Hans Christian Andersen was born on April 2, 1805, in Odense, Denmark. He was introduced to literature by his father who read Arabian Nights to him. Andersen’s fantasies and imaginations began taking shape when he visited a theatre in Odense at the age of seven. He published his first story, ‘The Ghost at Palnatoke’s Grave’, in 1822 and his first novel, The Improvisator, in 1835. Andersen began writing fairy tales, which were based on the folk tales he had heard as a child. Fairy Tales Told for Children. First Collection. (Eventer, fortalte for Born. Forste Samling.), a collection of nine tales, was published in three instalments in Copenhagen, Denmark, between 1835 and 1837. He received the standard royal literary scholarship in 1838. The same year, he began writing the second series of fairy tales. Andersen published the Picture Book without Pictures in 1840. By now, he had become well known throughout Europe. Another series of fairy tales was published in 1844 and in 1845, translations of his fairy tales appeared. Andersen never ceased writing fairy tales. Andersen’s last fairy tales were published in 1872. He died on August 4, 1875.

Why You Will Love This Book

You’ll love this because the stakes feel bigger, darker, and more emotional than ever. As Percy races against prophecy to save Annabeth and Artemis, the story pulls you into nonstop action, sharp humor, and powerful friendships. Greek myths come alive in surprising ways, while new characters add depth and danger. It’s fast, thrilling, and leaves you eager to turn every page—and reach for the next book.

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