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Yes, "New York Times Childrens Book of the Year"!

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Well, the roof was made of grass for the Stolls' prank, but that's all i know

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Improvement: Demeter's Cabin (#4) has a roof that is made of real grass and has tomato vines growing on the walls. It has wild flowers and roses growing on a porch. It's color is a kind of a light brown. It is located in between Hera and Athena's cabin.

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No this was made up in the series of the Lighting Thief.

In Greek Mythology, no, there wasn't a Camp Half Blood. But, Chiron did have some type of camp where he is said to have taught heroes such as Hercules. the author does use a lot of accurate stories and characters from Greek Mythology, such as the Gorgons, Kronos, Atlas, Daedelus, Achilles, Icarus, et cetera.

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Probably something with "Seaweed Brain" in it because Annabeth always calls him that instead of his real name.

Actually, that is not true. Seaweed Brain is Annabeth's nickname for Percy when she's exasperated with him.

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It is for ages 10 and above. There is (very) mild gore and romance, but that's it.

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Annabeth Chase lives in San Francisco, California. However, she has lived in various places in the past. She lived on the run with Thalia and Luke for awhile and she also has lived at Camp Half-Blood for about five years.

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Kronos's scythe was given to him by his mother, Gaia, which he would then use it to chop up his father. Typically a scythe was used for cutting grain and is not like a sword. When Luke became Kronos in the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan, the scythe was remade and was named Backbiter, because it can harm halfbloods and mortals as the blade is half celestial bronze and half tempered steel.

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YES

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No, an official Percy Jackson virtual world does not exist.

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He is 16 in this book.

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July 27, 2010

Will cost $7.99

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Yes. Neptune is the Roman name for Poseidon (a Greek god), and Percy is the son of Poseidon (or Neptune).

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It was a gift from Poseidon. Poseidon gave it to Chiron to give to Percy once he came to Camp Half Blood.

Also, Zoe gave it to Percy in his dream in The Titan's Curse.

Actually, the dream was scene from the past of when Zoe went against her family to help a demigod (Hercules).

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In the movie they pronounce it brune - er, but I think the correct pronunciation of Mr Brunner would be brun - er.

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Percy Jackson isn't expecting freshman orientation to be any fun. But when a mysterious mortal acquaintance appears on campus, followed by demon cheerleaders, things quickly move from bad to worse.

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the climax of the titans curse is to find out about thalia daughter of Zeus and to read all the action abut the two new powerful half bloods and annabeth goes missing see if they safe her from death!

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His character is actually not very unique and analogous to other characters like Harry Potter. He is meant to be very brave and courageous, but this is not portrayed very well by the actor. The actor also seems to inadequately illustrate his humbleness, and he comes across as very full of himself at times.

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it is 9.0 points and grade level of 4.6.

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Rick Riordan started with the Greek Mythology because his son had ADHD and Dyslexia. His son was upset, so Riordan began telling him stories about Percy and Greek mythology relating to his disorders to make him feel better. His son encouraged him to write the stories and share them.

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maby like 6.5 or 7.0

no, the actor logan is around 5'7.

but in the books, at the same age 17(which is the last book, book 5) percy is 6'0 at 17.

The books are way better, btw. XD

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No, he is sunken by a ship, but comes back. He then becomes the leader of the Cyclops.

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6.1"

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(your school liberay just ask if you have ar reading tests: )

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His character wasn't as large a role as in the books, but he had a cameo at the end with the other gods and goddesses. The actor that briefly portrayed him was Luke Camilleri.