from foggidawn

Thor's hammer has been stolen, and Magnus and his friends must return it before Loki manages to bring about the end of the world and stuff. With Riordan, you generally know what you're getting into, and this is no exception -- lots of wild adventures and goofy humor.

from ladypembroke

I really liked this book, although there were moments where I felt like Riordan was trying a little too hard on the pop culture references (like "Look at me! I'm hip! I'm relevant!"). Also, I enjoyed the addition of Alex, even if that view is controversial. I think she suits being a child of Loki...

from benuathanasia

Hilarious addition to the series. The build-up to the ultimate Greco-Roman-Egyptian-Nordic showdown seems to be coming up fast and furious and I cannot WAIT to get there! The addition of Loki's child Alex was an excellent introduction to non-binary and gender-fluid gender issues. I love how Riord...

from Othemts

I really enjoyed The Sword of Summer, Rick Riordan's first installment of the Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard Series, and there is no sophomore slump in The Hammer of Thor. Magnus Chase is joined once again by the Valkyrie Samirah, the dwarf Blitzen and the elf Hearthstone. The book also intr...

from acciohaley

Oh man, what can I say about The Hammer of Thor other than I loved it? Alex Fierro is definitely one of my favorite characters in any Rick Riordan book (of which I have read many) and Alex is also by far one of the most unique and interesting Riordan character. I also love Magnus and Sam and Blit...