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__The Battle of the Labyrinth__ by Rick Riordan Reviewed by Kiana May 11, 2011 (Sorry this is late) __The Battle of the Labyrinth__ by Rick Riordan is the fourth book of the Percy Jackson series. It is amazing, intruiging and inspiring. The genre of the book is: adventure fables, folk tales and myths. The topics of the book is: courage and honor, ghosts, monsters, witches, leadership with responsibility, and school life. I really, absolutely don't have a favorite character because they all are. the problem is, Kronos draws near and Luke (Percy arch enemy) summons piece after piece from Tartarus (which is like the gods empty, bottomless recycling pit in the stiffling, hot Underworld.) Luke is also planning an invasion on Camp Half-Blood which has always been considered a safe haven; meaning: monsters can't get in unless summoned or used for training, mortals aren't allowed in unless they get permission (and most mortals can't see the camp because when they look, all they see is the strawberry fields but some can who can see through the Mist). However, Luke is going to invade with all sorts of monster by using an underground, world called The Labyrinth made by Daedalus, teh son of Athena himself (that was like a bajillion years ago and he lived by making a 5th body). The Labyrinth is meant to confuse and lead you to certain death. Annabeth for years has been trying to get a quest and this is hers (of course they just //had// to pick the most dangerous one..). Can they figure out the secrets of the Labyrinth and make it bend to their will with out being killed? Will they save camp in time? Or will it be too late? Read and find out! home Cobra Reviews of Page-Turners