Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes

Who severed the head of Medusa? Who was a she-bear's child? Is Pegasus tamed? Percy Jackson can enlighten you about the valiant exploits of Perseus, Atalanta, Bellerophon, and the other prominent Greek heroes. After all, it takes a demigod to know. I've had some awful encounters in my time, but the heroes I'm about to tell you about were the original old school hard luck cases, Percy writes in his trademark humorous and sarcastic way. For Rick Riordan's hordes of loyal fans—and for anybody who needs a hero—this tale collection will become the latest must-have classic. Enhanced with colourful artwork by Caldecott Honoree John Rocco, they boldly messed up where no one had screwed up before. Now grab your fiery spear. Don your cape made of lion skin. Make sure you have arrows in your quiver and polish your shield. We're travelling back in time around 4,000 years to slay monsters, save some countries, slay a few gods, raid the Underworld, and pilfer goods from wicked people. Then we'll have terrible, agonising deaths as dessert. Ahead? lovely. Let us proceed.