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Will there be a Percy Jackson book 6?
Nope. The 5th book is the last installment of the "Percy Jackson & the Olympians" series. Riordan will publish another Camp Half-Blood series called "The Heroes of Olympus" that has Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase and Camp Half-Blood in it. And a new Roman camp that will surely leave readers gawking in curiosity.
Why does Percy Jackson not look back in Percy Jackson and the Olympians the last Olympian?
yes but then Annabeth and Jason find out they did a camp trade between the roman camp and the Greek camp. Jason is from the roman camp as he is the son of Jupiter. Percy is from the Greek camp he is the son of Poseidon.
Will Percy Jackson be in the second series?
Riordan will release the Son of Neptune in October......... I read that the book would have Percy's point of view so the most likely answer to your question is yes. Thanks for asking! (I'm a Percy Jackson maniac) (: The second Percy Jackson series is called the Hero of Olympus, and focuses on 2 main characters, Jason Grace, who follows the Roman versions of all gods, and Percy, who, all fans know, follows the Greek. The first two books, focused on each of them separately, The Lost Hero focusing on Jason and The Son of Neptune focusing on Percy. The third book is when they get together ( FINALLY!) and go on a quest to defeat Gaea, The Mark of Athena.
What will the new Percy Jackson books be about?
There will be (I think) The Lost Hero revised! This time it won't be about Jason, Piper or Leo, it will be about Percy and his new friends in the Roman camp in San something!
What is the name of book 2 in the Percy Jackson series?
The second one is about three demigods: Jason, Piper and Leo. Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood appear, too. The second series is called "The Heroes of Olympus". There will be a total of 5 books. The first book is "The Lost Hero". The second is called "The Son of Neptune". Both titles refer to Percy Jackson, since Percy Jackson is a hero and he is lost somewhere at the Roman Camp-Half Blood, and since Percy is a son of Poseidon, and Poseidon's Roman counterpart is Neptune.
What is after Percy Jackson and the Olympians?
After Percy Jackson and the Olympians, author Rick Riordan continued the series with a sequel series called The Heroes of Olympus. This series follows the adventures of Percy Jackson and other demigods as they face new challenges and threats from both Greek and Roman mythology.
Is there a Percy Jackson and the Olympians 6?
no but there is a new series about how Percy was lost and a new olympian was found from the roman side of the gods
Will there be a Percy Jackson book 6?
Nope. The 5th book is the last installment of the "Percy Jackson & the Olympians" series. Riordan will publish another Camp Half-Blood series called "The Heroes of Olympus" that has Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase and Camp Half-Blood in it. And a new Roman camp that will surely leave readers gawking in curiosity.
Why does Percy Jackson not look back in Percy Jackson and the Olympians the last Olympian?
yes but then Annabeth and Jason find out they did a camp trade between the roman camp and the Greek camp. Jason is from the roman camp as he is the son of Jupiter. Percy is from the Greek camp he is the son of Poseidon.
Will Percy Jackson be in the second series?
Riordan will release the Son of Neptune in October......... I read that the book would have Percy's point of view so the most likely answer to your question is yes. Thanks for asking! (I'm a Percy Jackson maniac) (: The second Percy Jackson series is called the Hero of Olympus, and focuses on 2 main characters, Jason Grace, who follows the Roman versions of all gods, and Percy, who, all fans know, follows the Greek. The first two books, focused on each of them separately, The Lost Hero focusing on Jason and The Son of Neptune focusing on Percy. The third book is when they get together ( FINALLY!) and go on a quest to defeat Gaea, The Mark of Athena.
Is Percy the lost hero?
no of course not. He wasn't even in the book but if you are talking about Jason , then yes Jason does get his memory back. he gets his memory back in The son of neptune. Long story. Ask BoxCrox for the answers.
Is the Last Olympian going to be the last book of the Percy Jackson series?
Yes sorry :( but Rick Riordan is making a new series The Lost Hero. Its about a demigod named Jason son of Zeus and he has to go on a quest to find Percy who has been sent to Roman Camp Half Blood by Hera.
What will the new Percy Jackson books be about?
There will be (I think) The Lost Hero revised! This time it won't be about Jason, Piper or Leo, it will be about Percy and his new friends in the Roman camp in San something!
What is the name of book 2 in the Percy Jackson series?
The second one is about three demigods: Jason, Piper and Leo. Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood appear, too. The second series is called "The Heroes of Olympus". There will be a total of 5 books. The first book is "The Lost Hero". The second is called "The Son of Neptune". Both titles refer to Percy Jackson, since Percy Jackson is a hero and he is lost somewhere at the Roman Camp-Half Blood, and since Percy is a son of Poseidon, and Poseidon's Roman counterpart is Neptune.
Is Percy Jackson the son of Poseidon or Neptune?
Percy Jackson is the son of Poseidon.
Do they find Percy Jackson in the lost hero?
Well technically yes. but it could also be Jason because he has lost his memory too and he pretty much is a hero (well not without Piper and Leo). So I guess both of them are the lost hero. But either one would be right.
Will Rick Riordan make a six book in the Percy Jackson series?
YES No. But he is writing a series of books which is a squel to the Percy Jackson series. It's call The Heroes of Olympus: The first book is The Lost Hero. It will be publish on October 2010. The second book with be called The Son of Neptune and will be published in Fall 2011. I don't know which date exactly. But it will have Percy in it, but he will be in the Roman Camp and he won't be the only main character.
