This book is Rick Riordan's latest release and an amazing one. Magnus Chase, a sixteen-year-old boy, has to now survive on the streets as a homeless kid, after a fire that killed his mother two years earlier. He finds out that his cousin Annabeth (yes; Annabeth from the Percy Jackson series!) and her father are looking for him, The same day, he comes across his Uncle Randolph, the man his mother said to never come across. Uncle Randolph tries to tell Magnus about his father and he gets Magnus to get The Sword of Summer, which is his supposed father's sword. Magnus winds up facing of with a demonic man named Surt, who is helping the bringing of Ragnorok, the battle of doom for the Asgardians, which he learns about when he sent to Valhalla, the place where heroes go when they die in battle. Rick Riordan starts of this fantastic series with "The Sword of Summer"", which will keep you on the edge of your seat--and in bursts of laughter!

This book is Rick Riordan's latest release and an amazing one. Magnus Chase, a sixteen-year-old boy, has to now survive on the streets as a homeless kid, after a fire that killed his mother two years earlier. He finds out that his cousin Annabeth (yes; Annabeth from the Percy Jackson series!) and her father are looking for him, The same day, he comes across his Uncle Randolph, the man his mother said to never come across. Uncle Randolph tries to tell Magnus about his father and he gets Magnus to get The Sword of Summer, which is his supposed father's sword. Magnus winds up facing of with a demonic man named Surt, who is helping the bringing of Ragnorok, the battle of doom for the Asgardians, which he learns about when he sent to Valhalla, the place where heroes go when they die in battle. Rick Riordan starts of this fantastic series with "The Sword of Summer"", which will keep you on the edge of your seat--and in bursts of laughter!

I vaguely recall reading a while back and all i can remember was that it was totally relatable! Sometimes you wish that you had something, but liking it is the hardest part, because, well, that's just life. I think that Raina Telgemeier was totally in the right mind to write this, because its her life! And real life is definitely the most relatable and funny, and her drawings just made it better! #5starwinner

omg this is so cool!!!! I have to go there sometime because i love the game of life its so much fun

i actually did my current event on this. AWESOMENESS