/lit/ - Literature

Anyone else love these when they were in 3rd/4th grade?

Just finished reading all of the Percy Jackson novels. What would you guys suggest I read next?

Well /lit/ I just read this, the whole plot itself felt like I was reading a fan-fiction, apart from that, it was pretty good, there are memorial parts here and there and it was pretty original, I would give it, 4.0 out of 5 stars, giving it that because it felt like a rip off of Harry Potter

I've recently read the whole Percy Jackson series and I have to say it's probably my favourite series of books ever. Widely dubbed the new Harry Potter, it's definitely left me totally gripped and given me a massive urge to learn about Greek mythology. I'm a sucker for the fantasy genre, past authors i've enjoyed are J.K Rowling and Raymond E. Feist, and these books and perfectly written, with the right amount of references and the right amount of original material with a modern twist. If any of you fantasy fans are looking for some new books to read I would highly recommend the Percy Jackson books, and it doesn't end there. The author (Rick Riordan) is releasing a new series of book, also about Greek mythology, based on a new set of characters but with a few characters from the Percy Jackson series popping up, can't wait for that!

tl;dr
BUY PERCY JACKSON BOOKS, THEY'RE AWESOME.

Recommend me great fiction books like this series.

Please.

Thanks in advance.

Hey /lit/ is the Percy Jackson series any good? The concept of gods and demigods in modern day is an idea that really appeals to me by virtue of being absolutely fucking metal.

Percy's a badass /lit/. You know you guys love him.

ITT: Guilty Pleasures

Anyone else enjoy this series?

If it's wrong to be 29 and love percy jackson, i don't wanna be rightthe harry potter plagiarism is redeemed by greek mythology, the most awesome extinct religion there ever was

any thoughts?