Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Wrath of the Triple Goddess

A pet-sitting job for the goddess Hecate sounds like an easy way to earn a recommendation letter, which is exactly why it goes wrong for Percy Jackson. Second in Rick Riordan's later run about Percy's scramble to reach college, the story hands the three friends a short list of rules for looking after Hecate's animals over Halloween and then watches every one of them break. A giant goat, a wrecked mansion and loose magical creatures across New York City leave Percy, Annabeth and Grover a single day to fix the damage before the goddess comes home. Inside the book: • Follows the events of the previous Olympians sequel while standing on its own plot • A Halloween setting and a New York chase give the quest a self-contained shape • Hecate's magic and her three-faced nature drive the central threat • Comic disaster rather than end-of-world stakes, pitched at readers of ten and above Recommended for young readers following Percy's post-camp years and for families reading the series together, from Boipoka.