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552 pages, Hardcover
First published October 8, 2013
























“Her voice caught on the word friend. Percy was a lot more than that. Even boyfriend really didn’t cover it. They’d been through so much together, at this point Percy was part of her – a sometimes annoying part, sure, but definitely a part she could not live without.”
- Excerpt From: Rick, Riordan. “The House of Hades (Heroes of Olympus Book 4).”
I don't know. For me the highlight of their trip to Tartarus is learning to give chance and to trust that even enemies could be great allies. Also by treating someone as a friend, even if it would be insane to do so, he would also treat you as a friend and will choose to be on your side even if it means betraying traditions. Wow. Since when did Rick Riordan's books make me so philosophical? Maybe it's just too much Annabeth. Not that I'm complaining.
okay, Nico is not part of the 7 but im going to include a separate portion of my review for him.
NICO was angry and miserable like I mentioned.
Nico is freaking fourteen!!! he shouldn't be feeling these kinds of stuff. It will break him.
I wish he would be given a friend who could understand him and give him advice. Then he will Then he'll go somewhere to heal his broken heart while doing some important godly job.
That would be awesome.




So the air was acid. The water was misery. The ground was broken glass. Everything here was designed to hurt and kill.


I seriously love love loved the characters in this book. Percy, our hero since the beginning has never been more selfless and humorous. He may be kickass but he still has one big big heart--and a very funny personality. However I couldn't help but think that Bob the Titan, (yes, Bob is back!) was one of the more laughable characters here. Percy had a little less due to his situation, a.k.a in the deepest part of hell. Annabeth, wholly badass, full of hope and smart. Always with a plan. While Percy and Annabeth are in Tartarus, they face some of the biggest challenges and curses of their lives--their abilities are stretch to their maximum and above. And their romance was like THE SWEETEST EVER. I'll admit, their isn't as much as I was wishing for but Rick Riordan makes it the most realistic and every time they'd hold hands I was like 
Piper and Jason... they were just meh. As usual. Not that they ruined my enjoyment of the book but I am just no fan.










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To my wonderful readers:
Sorry about that last cliff-hanger.
Well, no, not really. HAHAHAHA.
But, seriously, I love you guys.
