What Is The Theme Of The Red Pyramid

The Red Pyramid is yet another phenomenal adventure and fantasy novel by Rick Riordan! This book starts a new epic adventure following the premise of Egyptian mythology, titled the Kane Chronicles. Carter and Sadie Kane have not seen each other in several years, despite being close in their early childhood. Now, Sadie lives with her late mother’s parents while Carter travels the globe with his dad, who is an Egyptian archaeologist. Their dad, Dr. Kane, takes them to a museum to show off one of his archaeological finds. However, their dad suddenly disappears from existence and a great evil is unleashed upon the evil from the artifact. Soon, under the guidance of their uncle, they learn about their rich family history as practitioners of Egyptian magic. Now, the siblings set off on the quest to prevent this evil from destroying the mortal world.
The beginning of the novel closely follows that of Rick’s other mythology novels. However, a chapter or two into the book, things get interesting. The characters are totally different and the mythology itself has several vast differences. The Red Pyramid focuses rather more on the mortal aspects than the divine. This being said, even without having a great understanding of Egyptian mythology, the reader will have an enjoyable experience reading this book.
The Red Pyramid is recommended and strongly suggested to anyone able to read it. This is a book that could be read and enjoyed by anyone with a sixth-grade reading level. This is especially recommended to enthusiasts of Egyptian culture and mythology. The author does an amazing job making ancient Egyptian myths into relatable and humorous journeys for the characters. However, most importantly, it sets up an epic and captivating journey for the reader. This novel is sure to grab the reader’s attention within reading the first