Percy Jackson and the Singer of Apollo
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Word Count
10,000 words, Guess
Page Count
40 pages
Physical Format
Ebook
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL37399264M
- ISBN-139780062289636
- ISBN-100062289632
- AmazonB074RBZ346
- Goodreads17446560
Alternate Titles
- Guys Read: Percy Jackson and the Singer of Apollo
Description
When the god Apollo asks for a favour, it's never going to be straightforward. Percy Jackson is celebrating a friend's birthday when Apollo turns up. The god is supposed to perform on Mount Olympus, but one of his four beautiful singers is missing. So Percy sets off to bring her back - but one of the singers is after a shot at a solo career, and is holding up New York! With the bright lights of Broadway in the background, can Percy find the rogue performer, and return her to Apollo - in time for his big number on Mount Olympus?
Description
he short story comes to us from Guys Read: Other Worlds, the fourth collection of short stories in the Guys Read series, which is aimed at tween boys. It features 10 stories by 10 different authors, the first of which is none other than Rick Riordan! Using his tell-tale humor, Percy Jackson narrates the short story that tells us about the time when he was celebrating Grover’s birthday and Apollo turned up and asked him for a “little” favor. That little favor turned into a big problem when Apollo sent Percy out to fetch his fourth celedon, who went rogue and ran off to the big city to try her hand at fame, fortune, and a solo career.
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