Heroes of Olympus by Rick Riordan 3 Books Collection Set (The Lost Hero, The Son of Neptune, The Mark of Athena) - Paperback - Ages 9-12

Titles in This Set: The Lost Hero The Son of Neptune The Mark of Athena Condition: New Format: Paperback Publisher: Puffin Age Range: 9-12 years Overview: Step into a thrilling world where Greek and Roman mythology collide in this action-packed three-book paperback collection from Rick Riordan. Following on from the Percy Jackson adventures, Heroes of Olympus introduces a fresh cast of demigods whose destinies intertwine as an ancient prophecy threatens to unravel the world. Perfect for fans of myth-fuelled fantasy, this set combines humour, heart-pounding quests and unforgettable characters across The Lost Hero, The Son of Neptune and The Mark of Athena, making it an ideal gift for young readers aged 9-12. About the Books: The Heroes of Olympus saga expands Rick Riordan's mythological universe with three interlinked adventures. In The Lost Hero, Jason, Piper and Leo wake at Camp Half-Blood with no memory of how they got there, only to discover a missing hero, a looming curse and a winter solstice deadline that could spell disaster for every demigod in camp. The Son of Neptune finds a memory-scarred Percy Jackson stumbling into Camp Jupiter, the Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood, where he must earn new allies' trust while chasing fragments of his forgotten past and confronting the daunting Prophecy of Seven. The Mark of Athena brings the Greek and Roman demigods together at last, as Percy, Hazel, Frank, Jason, Piper and Leo set sail on a perilous quest, navigating ancient grudges and dangerous foes to edge closer to their shared destiny. Across all three books, Riordan balances rapid-fire action with sharp humour and genuine emotional stakes, weaving legend into a character-driven story. Readers will enjoy the banter between old and new heroes, inventive monster encounters, and the steady build toward the central prophecy. This collection captures the series at its most gripping, setting up the larger conflict that carries through later instalments while standing