really cool!

I remember reading it a while back and I loved it, it's about a girl name Hollis, a foster child who runs away from them, when she gets put with Josie she feels different, she wants to stay. However the thing is Josie is elderly and losing her memory, and Hollis is worried if the Social Services find out she might get placed somewhere else. So she creates a plan to escape like she has done before, but there's one difference, she's escaping, with Josie.

I remember reading it a while back and I loved it, it's about a girl name Hollis, a foster child who runs away from them, when she gets put with Josie she feels different, she wants to stay. However the thing is Josie is elderly and losing her memory, and Hollis is worried if the Social Services find out she might get placed somewhere else. So she creates a plan to escape like she has done before, but there's one difference, she's escaping, with Josie.

This is such a great book and I can't wait for the next book to come out, too bad it comes out next year in fall. Anyways Rick Riordan's writing has matured very greatly. I remember reading the first Percy Jackson book in the 4th grade and ever since then I grew with it. If you decide to read this you must read the other Percy Jackson books, and I must say if you are in middle school and read the first couple books of the Percy Jackson series the way Riordan wrote it may seem a little "young", but you'll definitely understand the more recent books clearly. Anyways those who have read the Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Heroes of Olympus and The Kane Chronicles, I want you to acknowledge there may be a crossover in the book with the Heroes of Olympus and the Kane Chronicles. In the second book in the Heroes of Olympus they hinted saying something like this, "There may be othere powerful forces and magic..." In other words this is such a gread read!