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Summary Of The Trials Of Apollo By Rick Riordan

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The Trials of Apollo by Rick Riordan was a lively book that shows the readers everything from friendships to loyalty. This book was definitely entertaining and i especially liked picking up this book to uncover more exciting and mind blowing adventures. The main character formerly the sun god Apollo was transformed into teenage mortal, Lester Papadopoulos, as a punishment from his father Zeus. Apollo was definitely relatable in a sense that he was not the center of attention and almost invisible. Apollo felt he couldn't do anything to fix the adversity he was in and needed to solve his problems rather than running away from it.
I would definitely recommend it to people who want a thrilling book, but also for people who want a bit of friendship
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