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Thursday, 23 June 2016

Magnus Chase and the sword of summer By Alec L



Magnus Chase and the sword of summer

Age recommendation: (12+) Strongly recommended

ISBN: 978-0-14-134242-9

Author:Rick Riordan 

Rick Riordan is back with an all new series with the main character being Magnus Chase, cousin of Annabeth Chase. His dad is the Norse god of Spring and Summer and Magnus has to find his dad's sword which has been lost for two thousand years.

This book is recommended to older audiences with interests of Norse mythology or just like reading action packed adventures with plot twists and great humour along the way. This book exercises the mind by teaching norse mythology while also having a fun time time reading the book at the same time. This outstanding book should go to local and school libraries as you can't put the book down once you read it. Also, this book has the exclusive story of the Crown of Ptolemy.

Magnus has an everyday teenage life until his mother killed by wolves in a fire and ends up being homeless. Things couldn't get worse until his somewhat wacky uncle Randolph tells him that he's the son of A Norse god and that he's being followed. He finds the sword his father lost thousands of years ago but then gets 
killed by a fire giant called Surt, destined to lead an army of giants into Ragnarok.  Magnus loses the sword again. He is taken by Odin to Valhalla, the afterlife of the chosen few to fight in his army of Einherjar.

The sword of summer is a blend of myth and modern day with lots of humour on every page as well as having lots of breathtaking moments. As Magnus and his friends venture through the nine worlds searching for the sword of summer he encounters strange things like build-battles to the death or talking to a decapitated head of a god. Will Magnus and his friends find the sword of summer and save the world before it's too late? Read Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer now to find out!

For more information about the author and his new releases. Go to: http://rickriordan.com/

1 comment:

  1. Looks Great Alec you have written a lot.

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