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Magnus Chase And The Gods Of Asgard Summary
The book I am writing about is Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard by Rick Riordan. I am writing this to provide my opinion. I personally love this author. He is one of my favorite authors and I have read most of his books before this one. I am in love with this story so far. I haven’t finished reading it though. He gives so much thought into his character and the plot is full of little turns that keep you on your feet.
One of the reasons I love this book is because it is well written. The plot involves Viking Gods and many viking mythical creatures. The plot starts out with Magnus Chase as a homeless teenager, living on the streets of Boston with his two homeless friends, Blitz and Hearth. He stumbles upon his uncle that he hates, but his uncle is trying to help him find the Sword of Summer. Magnus doesn’t know what the Sword of Summer is or where it could be. He soon figures out when he raises it out of the river. Even with the help of his friends and having the sword, the fire giant, Surt, kills him. He is taken to the land of the dead warriors, Valhalla. He was brought there by the Valkyrie, Samirah …show more content…
These friend have one another's back and help out as much as possible. For example, Blitzen was threatened by death when getting in a duel of crafting. Once they figured out he couldn’t craft, Sam used her shape shifting skills to mess up his opponent. She shape shifted into a horse fly and bit the opponent multiple times. She did this just for Blitzen even though she hates shape shifting.
With all of these components, it pulls together a great book to read. Rick Riordan has once again created a wonderful book that makes for a great read. This magnificent book has something that everyone can relate to. I would rate 4.5 out of 5 stars because it is a great story in general. I encourage you to read it. If my opinion doesn't’ encourage you to read it, I hope that one day you’ll read it if you love
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