Percy Jackson and the Olympians Fansite

If you enjoyed the Percy Jackson series – then I highly recommend checking out the Lost Hero, first in the The Heroes of Olympus Series. Even though the Percy Jackson characters pop up here and there in Lost Hero, the story introduces a whole set of new characters. The connection between Percy Jackson and these Lost Heroes works, works very well. So in case you haven’t checked out Lost Hero, here’s a bit of detail on what to expect. You won’t be disappointed!

The Lost Hero is the first book in The Heroes of Olympus, written by Rick Riordan, who is also known as the writer of the internationally famous Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. Unlike the other books, it is written in the third person from the main characters perspectives…Jason, Piper, and Leo. Here is a brief summary of the book…without any spoilers.

Summary
A young demigod, Jason Grace, finds himself in unknown territory without the knowledge of who he is and where he belongs. He befriends Leo Valdez (a demigod), and pretty Piper McLean (also a demigod). Together they embark on an important quest. Interwoven around their story is the persistent search Annabeth is on…although she is not central to the story – it all just FITS.

If you want to read more about the Lost Heroes without actually reading the book. Then check out this site, great job covering a lot of deatils. NOTE, I would consider there to be spoilers on this site.  OR if you want to just go ahead and get the book…just it out on Amazon.

Good question, right? The fact is, fans of the Percy Jackson book series and the fast approaching The Lightning Thief movie appreciate each for lots of different reasons.

We thought it would be cool to see just how hot the books and movie are right now in Twitterville, so we put together this really cool Percy Jackson “Twitter Wall”. The wall is made up of the actual twitter avatars of all the people tweeting about Percy Jackson right now. You may have seen this before, but we’ve kept our eye on the activity on the wall, and things look like they are really picking up.

If you post an update to twitter, and then head over the the Twitter Wall, you just might see yourself among your friends and other fans! Here’s a snapshot of the wall below… click it and head on over. By the way, you can see what they are saying about the books and movie when you move your mouse over each avatar.