I must admit that I really love this series. This one was no exception. I love mythology and having it combined with fiction is something that I have always enjoyed. There's a scene in the beginning that may not set the best example when it comes to bullying though. The author does say that the main character felt like it wasn't a smart move, however no repercussions seem to come of it. Other than that, I really couldn't find any faults with this book. The situations the main character finds himself in can be funny at times but they also encourage kids to think outside of the box. There is a bit of violence which follows the story of Perseus, although it's not descriptive at all and is very brief. I feel like this is appropriate for kids who are starting to transition to harder chapter books, but, as always, it depends on the child. Also you do not have to have read the first book in the series to enjoy this one, although I recommend both of them.

I would like to thank the publisher, author and Netgalley for providing me with a copy in exchange for an honest review.