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A review by shimauchiha
The Crown of Ptolemy by Rick Riordan
4.0
It was a fun little story, I'm kind of sad the whole cross over thing is over now -Of course with Rick you can never really be sure-
I liked the way they interacted with each other, I definitely liked reading from Percy's POV again. I liked the little flashback to [b:The Last Olympian|4502507|The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, #5)|Rick Riordan|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1327924597s/4502507.jpg|4551489]
Btw, Percy may not have second thoughts about turning down godhood, but ever since that day I've always wondered what would have happened if he had accepted. Would he eventually turn into a bit of a jackass like the rest of the gods? What would he be the god of? -something water related of course, but what?- and how much of his old personality would he retain? Could he be like the first genuinely nice god? Because that would be awesome! How do they turn people into gods anyway?
As you can see I have questions, Wish Rick would have accepted What if requests! Would have been cool to read a story about god-percy.
Anyways I never know what to say about these short stories, I mean It's not like I can talk about characterization. -After 10 book I think we're pretty clear on that- and obviously you don't exactly expect a major plot from sixty what pages. So let's just stay with the fact that it was fun, and really nice to see Percy in action after the awful horrible nightmare that was [b:The Blood of Olympus|18705209|The Blood of Olympus (The Heroes of Olympus, #5)|Rick Riordan|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1400098639s/18705209.jpg|17115101]
I liked the way they interacted with each other, I definitely liked reading from Percy's POV again. I liked the little flashback to [b:The Last Olympian|4502507|The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, #5)|Rick Riordan|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1327924597s/4502507.jpg|4551489]
Btw, Percy may not have second thoughts about turning down godhood, but ever since that day I've always wondered what would have happened if he had accepted. Would he eventually turn into a bit of a jackass like the rest of the gods? What would he be the god of? -something water related of course, but what?- and how much of his old personality would he retain? Could he be like the first genuinely nice god? Because that would be awesome! How do they turn people into gods anyway?
As you can see I have questions, Wish Rick would have accepted What if requests! Would have been cool to read a story about god-percy.
Anyways I never know what to say about these short stories, I mean It's not like I can talk about characterization. -After 10 book I think we're pretty clear on that- and obviously you don't exactly expect a major plot from sixty what pages. So let's just stay with the fact that it was fun, and really nice to see Percy in action after the awful horrible nightmare that was [b:The Blood of Olympus|18705209|The Blood of Olympus (The Heroes of Olympus, #5)|Rick Riordan|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1400098639s/18705209.jpg|17115101]