A Batalha do Labirinto

by Rick Riordan, Raquel Zampil (Translator)

Paperback, 392 pages

Published by Intrinseca.

ISBN:: 978-85-98078-70-0

(64 reviews)

O Monte Olimpo está em perigo. Cronos, o perverso titã que foi destronado e feito em pedaços pelos doze deuses olimpianos, prepara um retorno triunfal. O primeiro passo de suas tropas será atacar e destruir o campo de treinamento dos heróis, filhos de deuses com mortais, que desde a Grécia Antiga combatem na linha de frente em defesa dos olimpianos.

Para assegurar que o refúgio de semideuses, o Acampamento Meio-Sangue, não seja invadido, Percy Jackson, Tyson, Annabeth e Grover são destacados para uma importante missão: deter as forças de Cronos antes que se aproximem do acampamento, no emaranhado de corredores do temido Labirinto de Dédalo – um interminável universo subterrâneo que, a cada curva, revela as mais aterrorizantes surpresas.

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William V reviewed The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, #4)

Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth

4 stars

The reliance on ancient Greek myths for plot points can feel formulaic, offering predictable encounters with well-known figures. While the stakes are ostensibly high, the narrative often feels repetitive, with the heroes constantly overcoming improbable odds with little genuine consequence. Character development largely stagnates, with established personalities being reinforced rather than evolving significantly. The humor, while present, can feel forced at times, and the overall plot progression often feels like a bridge to the inevitable climax of the series rather than a compelling standalone story.

Utena reviewed The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, #4)

A Labyrinth of Secrets

5 stars

Percy Jackson and his friends have returned and this time they will need to prevent war from breaking out between the Gods and the Kronos, who is using a massive maze designed by an ancient Greek inventor. The massive maze has entrances all over the world and rumor has it that Kronos, the great Titan lord, has plans to use it to invade Olympus.

Percy, along with Annabeth Chase, Grover Underwood, and new ally Rachel Elizabeth Dare, must navigate through the twisty Labyrinth, facing numerous challenges and dangerous creatures, to find Kronos's plan and prevent the imminent war. Along the way, they encounter various Greek mythological beings, including the Sphinx, Hercules, and the Titan, Atlas.

As the group goes deeper into the Labyrinth, they face several personal challenges, including love triangles, parental issues, and internal conflicts. The book also expands on the conflicts between the gods and their children, as …

In the end, Percy and his friends can prevent Kronos from using the Labyrinth to invade Mount Olympus. Still, they also discover a devastating secret about someone close to them that will have major repercussions in the series.

Riordan continues to blend humor, adventure, and mythology to bring a tale that will keep a reader engaged and eager to read the further adventures of Percy Jackson and his friends.

kotoko reviewed Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan

Review of 'Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth' on 'Storygraph'

4 stars

Hasta el momento, es el libro que menos me ha enganchado de la serie. Tiene un montón de aventuras y hacemos grandes descubrimientos pero no he terminado de sumergirme en la historia como en los anteriores.

江（阅读引用版） reviewed 波西·杰克逊与迷宫之战 by Rick Riordan (波西·杰克逊, #4)

4

4 stars

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Arturo Urbanos reviewed La Batalla del Laberinto by Rick Riordan (Percy Jackson y los Dioses del Olimpo, #4)

Review of 'La batalla del laberinto / The Battle of the Labyrinth' on 'Goodreads'

4 stars

Releerme las dos sagas de Percy Jackson antes de leerme las sagas de Apolo y Magnus es una de las mejores decisiones de mi vida. Se acerca el final...

patchworkbunny reviewed Percy Jackson and the battle of the labyrinth by Rick Riordan

Review of 'Percy Jackson and the battle of the labyrinth' on 'Goodreads'

5 stars

I think this might be my favourite of the series. I loved the labyrinth and I think this has more classical content, with Percy's dreams about Daedalus being pretty true to the myth.