Do you ever get that feeling of nostalgia of moments when you were a child and it just hits you so damn hard? I felt it all the way. 
 I got along this book a glimpse of my life as a child, when I read so many greek myths and I adored them. I don't know, but it felt so right, this modern touch brought to the old legends and to the creatures. 
 The story follows Percy, an dyslexic child who suffered from that just because he could understand old greek. He gets in the summer, after a series of unfortunate events, in a camp of people just like him, half mortals, half gods. He gets a really dangerous mission and, together with his friends, he completes a really dangerous mission. 
 It has a few similarities with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, but you can't notice them if you're looking only on the surface. It was a fun read, and the mythology implied inside this book makes everything even better. The characters are really loveable, I like Percy so, so much. 
 I recommend it to anyone who wants to try a new Harry Potter, because it might have the same effect.