Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard: The Ship of the Dead (Series #3) (Hardcover)

from benuathanasia

I found this to be a bit lackluster. The adventure was amazing, as always, but the final battle seemed way too abrupt.

from Beammey

I laughed, I cried, I almost threw my book against the wall. So, just another Rick Riordan book, to be honest. This was a pretty okay ending. I'm okay with this only being a trilogy instead of quintet. I'm going to miss the whole crew of these stories, but I have a feeling they'll show up in othe...

from jessicadelellis

Like all the books in this series, I really liked this. I think the best part of the series are the characters. I loved how his friends from the 19th floor had a bigger role in this book and had more character development. All of his friends are just so precious. I love them and want to protect e...

from canadianeggroll

Fantastic conclusion to this delightful trilogy. I appreciated the diversity. I'm thankful Riordan doesn't shy away from tough topics, especially since his books are geared to a younger audience.

from soraki

Magnus and his friends must sail to Niflheim, the land of ice and cold, by Midsummer to prevent Loki from starting Ragnorak. Their journey to Niflheim takes them through Britain, Alfheim, and Norway, where Hearthstone must face his abusive father again and Mallory meets her goddess mother.