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The Mark of Athena
- The Heroes of Olympus, Book 3
- Narrated by: Joshua Swanson
- Series: Heroes Of Olympus, Book 3
- Length: 15 hrs and 8 mins
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths
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Publisher's Summary
Annabeth is terrified. Just when she’s about to be reunited with Percy - after six months of being apart, thanks to Hera - it looks like Camp Jupiter is preparing for war. As Annabeth and her friends Jason, Piper, and Leo fly in on the Argo II, she can’t blame the Roman demigods for thinking the ship is a Greek weapon. With its steaming bronze dragon figurehead, Leo’s fantastical creation doesn’t appear friendly. Annabeth hopes that the sight of their praetor Jason on deck will reassure the Romans that the visitors from Camp Half-Blood are coming in peace.
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- Tim Mckenzie Jr
- 06-13-19
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love the story, rick riordan is a genius. but the narrator, joshua swanson, repeatedly pronounces names, places, etc. the wrong way. and somehow when he is reading, he tends to make otherwise very interesting characters sound bland and unimpressive. overall, i love the book, as i love all the books in the Percy Jackson universe, but the narrator was very disappointing.
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- Karissa Eckert
- 08-20-13
Well done continuation of this fantasy series
This is the third book in the Heroes of Olympus series by Riordan. As with all of Riordan’s book he follows his normal formula. The story is well done and entertaining; although with all the different characters we are following now things get a bit drawn out.
I listened to this on audiobook and, like the previous two audiobooks in this series, this one was very well done. The narrator does a good job of keeping all of the voices straight...and there are a ton of voices to keep straight.
Finally the two groups of Demi-gods meet. The meeting results in our group of heroes, basically the groups from the first two books, joining forces and journeying to Rome to confront some giants. Additionally Annabeth is told by her mother Athena to follow the Mark of Athena, which also takes them to Rome....but leads Annabeth on a solo quest. The fight against Gaia continues.
Great continuation of this series. There is a lot of action and adventure and some great monsters just like in previous books. We even get to meet Hercules/Heracles. This story follows the same formula as previous ones...the heroes leave on a desperate quest to save the world, then find out they only have seven days to complete their mission. They fight monsters, journey, fight tougher monsters, journey, and then fight the big baddie at the end.
The story gets a bit drawn out because it's following seven different characters and we hear from all of their different points of view. It's just a lot of characters to try and stay engaged with. It ends up making for a long story. The characters are pretty easy to distinguish between; Riordan has done a good job of giving them all outstanding characteristics.
Despite the multitude of characters the story never gets confusing though and moves at a fast pace. The majority of the story is about these characters learning each others secrets and learning to trust each other. Of course they are also trying to prevent Gaia from ending the world.
My favorite part was Annabeth’s solo quest to follow the Mark of Athena, I love her character and she confronts some truly creepy things.
Overall I enjoyed this book and found it entertaining. These books are formulaic but also fast-paced and engaging. I look forward to the Doors of Hades when it comes out later this fall. Recommended to those who enjoy fantasy/adventure reads...or who have enjoyed previous Riordan books.
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- James Chun
- 01-05-15
Amazing~
Rick Riordan did an amazing job with this book and I cannot wait to read or listen to the next one. I fell in love with the narrator... His multiple voices put a smile on my face many times.
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- Patrick Flynn
- 11-27-12
The Heroes of Olympus still going strong
Would you listen to The Mark of Athena again? Why?
No, I don't re-listen very often, and Riordan does a good job of making the marking events memorable especially as you read next entries into the series.
What did you like best about this story?
Great historical tie-ins and doesn't give us the "lite" versions of mythology. The characters get to shine in seperate moments, allowing more of their personality to be revealed. I just wish I knew more about Jason!
What about Joshua Swanson’s performance did you like?
He keeps things moving and engaging, He has fun with the voices, even if they aren't all that dynamic (you can always tell it's Swanson, you never get the feeling he "transforms" into his characters) He make distinct differences between his characters (with maybe the exception of the giants, but that is understandable) Swanson also handles all the difficult names and locations which could easily get butchered.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Simply because the book is relatively short, yes I would listen in one sitting. But the book isn't so engaging or edge-of-the-seat that I felt like I "couldn't put it down".
Any additional comments?
As a series, the Heroes of Olympus is not as good as the original Percy Jackson and the Olympians, but is fun, and continues the stories of the main characters, and the story is good enough, you want to know what happens next.
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- Vic G
- 01-13-15
Love the series
I was looking for a good book to listen to while I work and I love Greek and Roman mythology so when I came across this I decided to try it out and I fell in love with the series. Also the performance is great.
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- Sherry
- 10-06-14
Great for a long commute!
If you get stuck traveling, this is a great way to keep you content! Recommended!
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- sjae5678
- 04-18-14
Fantastic!!
Would you consider the audio edition of The Mark of Athena to be better than the print version?
Well, I enjoy reading the books on my own so the characters can develop and find a voice in my head on their own. I am not a fan of using someone else's thoughts to paint the characters for me..however, once I have read the book I thoroughly enjoy listening to the audio versions while driving and during my lunch breaks at work!! While the audio is wonderful I will always be a paper page reader first!!
Who was your favorite character and why?
I am a huge fan of Percy of course!!! I am also coming around to Hazel.
What does Joshua Swanson bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
I love the life that he puts into his characters they are spot on, fantastic in my opinion.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
I was devastated when....sorry I don't do spoilers!!! Of course there were moments that moved me!!
Any additional comments?
Love, love, love listening to this series as performed by Mr. Swanson!!
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- Scott Fabel
- 02-15-13
Another Solid Story in the Heroes of Olympus Serie
I continue to find great joy in Rick Riordan's books. The Heroes of Olympus series builds significantly on his Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. In this third book, the demigods of Camp Halfblood must join forces with the demigods of Camp Jupiter on a world-wide quest. The Greeks and the Romans must work together, which is no small task as they were not even aware of each other! Moreover, an incident in the beginning of the book causes war to break out between the Greeks and Romans. Seven demigods (from both camps) are chosen for this quest: Percy, Annabeth, Jason, Piper, Frank, Hazel, and Leo. In this quest, the demigods work to fight the rise of Gaea and save Nico di Angelo. In addition, Annabeth must go on her own quest to follow the Mark of Athena in the hope of finding and saving the Athena Parthenos. It is believed that this statue will help bring peace to both the Greeks and Romans by uniting Athena with her Roman form, Minerva.
There is a lot going on in this story, and it takes the characters all over the United States, across the Atlantic Ocean, through the Straits of Gibraltar, and on to Rome. In the past, I have frequently given Riordan's books five stars. I'm giving this one only four stars for one main reason: the number of characters is starting to get a bit challenging because its not always easy to remember who is Greek and who is Roman. In addition, the relationships between and among the demigods are becoming rather complex. The only way I could remember which demigod was which was by thinking about who he or she was dating--or not dating. In some ways, this caused the book to slip a bit into the teen romance genre, which is not what I enjoy about the series. While I understand it's a common part of growing up, I am hopeful that there will be just a bit less emphasis on it in subsequent books in the series.
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- AudioBookHoe
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How the hell am I supposed to go back to real life?
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- Tempting Fortune
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Great book to continue the Percy Jackson saga. It’s full of fighting monsters, Giants, and Sea Monsters.
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