A whirlwind of myth, action, and wry sarcasm, perfect for readers hungry for a new hit of that Percy Jackson-type magic.
Dead kid discovers he’s a Norse god’s son, and Ragnarok is coming. Rick Riordan trades Greek mythology for Vikings in this page-turning adventure packed with fire giants, talking swords, and his signature humor. Perfect for Percy Jackson fans ready for their next mythological obsession.
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Rick Riordan does it again—this time trading Greek gods for Norse mythology in a rollicking adventure that’ll have middle-grade readers (and let’s be honest, plenty of adults) turning pages well past bedtime.
Magnus Chase is dead. Which is actually just the beginning of his problems. Turns out he’s the son of a Norse god, and Ragnarok—the end of the world—is coming. No pressure.
What follows is a wild ride through the Nine Worlds, complete with fire giants, talking swords, and enough snark to rival Percy Jackson himself. Riordan’s trademark humor shines here, making ancient mythology feel fresh and accessible. The cast of characters is wonderfully diverse and genuinely funny, from a deaf elf who reads lips to a Muslim Valkyrie who wears a hijab.
This first book in the Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard series is perfect for:
The pacing is breakneck, the world-building is rich without being overwhelming, and the stakes feel genuinely high. Riordan proves once again why he’s a master at making ancient stories feel urgent and modern. Whether you’re browsing for a reluctant reader or treating yourself to some quality adventure fiction, The Sword of Summer delivers.
Stop by the shop and we’ll wrap this one up for you—perfect for beach reading or cozy nights in.
A whirlwind of myth, action, and wry sarcasm, perfect for readers hungry for a new hit of that Percy Jackson-type magic.
Riordan's storytelling is as compelling as ever.
This fast-paced adventure is a page-turner with wide appeal, from Percy Jackson fans to those just dipping their toes into the genre.
Riordan's fans will eagerly devour this new series.
The Sword of Summer is a propulsive, kinetic, witty reworking of Norse mythology... This is Riordan at the top of his game.
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