what to read after percy jackson

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Beyond Camp Half-Blood: What to Read After Percy Jackson

For those who have journeyed with Percy Jackson through the trials of Camp Half-Blood, the adventures of demigods are only just beginning. If you're looking for your next thrilling read after conquering the Percy Jackson & The Olympians series, look no further. We've gathered some recommendations from fellow readers on GitHub, along with our own suggestions, to help you find your next mythical fix.

For More Percy Jackson

• The Heroes of Olympus Series (Rick Riordan): The natural continuation of the Percy Jackson series, this five-book saga follows a new generation of demigods facing a new threat. (Source: GitHub user "mythosfan")
• The Trials of Apollo Series (Rick Riordan): Witness the fall of Apollo, the sun god, and his journey back to Olympus in this witty and action-packed series. (Source: GitHub user "artemislover")
• Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard Series (Rick Riordan): Explore Norse mythology with Magnus Chase, a homeless teenager who discovers he's a son of Frey, the Norse god of light. (Source: GitHub user "odinaddict")

Beyond Rick Riordan

• The Kane Chronicles (Rick Riordan): This trilogy dives into Egyptian mythology through the eyes of Sadie and Carter Kane, siblings who discover their magical heritage. (Source: GitHub user "egyptianmythologyfan")
• The Raven Cycle (Maggie Stiefvater): While not strictly fantasy, this series explores themes of fate, destiny, and magical realism. The characters' search for a Welsh king buried in a mystical location echoes the quest for the mythical objects in the Percy Jackson series. (Source: GitHub user "bookworm")
• The Sword of Summer (Rick Riordan): This first book in the Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard series provides a great introduction to Norse mythology, with a focus on the Norse god of light, Frey. It also features a compelling protagonist, Magnus Chase, and a captivating plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

Expanding Your Horizons

• The Graceling (Kristin Cashore): This book features a talented "Graceling" who possesses a special ability, just like the demigods in Percy Jackson. The book explores themes of destiny, free will, and the nature of power.
• The Name of the Wind (Patrick Rothfuss): For a more adult fantasy experience, this book offers a rich world filled with magic, music, and captivating characters. While it doesn't involve Greek mythology, it provides a similarly engaging narrative.

Beyond the Books

• The Percy Jackson & The Olympians Film Series: While not as popular as the books, the films offer a visual interpretation of the first three books.
• The Percy Jackson & The Olympians TV series (Disney+): This upcoming TV series promises a more faithful adaptation of the books, with many fans eagerly awaiting its release.

Finding Your Next Mythical Journey

No matter what type of fantasy adventure you crave, there's a book waiting for you. Remember, these are just a few suggestions. The real fun lies in discovering your own favorite authors and worlds! So, grab a book, step into a world of magic, and begin your next mythical journey.