Books Like Percy Jackson: 9 Mythical Adventures to Devour Next
Ready for more mythical escapades? Dive into these riveting reads.
The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan has captivated readers with its unique blend of ancient mythology and modern-day adventures. With Percy, a relatable and witty protagonist, taking the helm, the books offer a thrilling journey through a world where gods, demigods and mythical creatures coexist with the ordinary. The series' charm lies in its fast-paced narrative, humorous dialogue and the way it introduces readers to Greek myths in a fresh and exciting manner.
Fans of Percy Jackson often find themselves longing for more tales that blend mythology with modern twists. The series' ability to balance action with character development, alongside its exploration of friendship, bravery and self-discovery, creates a compelling narrative that leaves readers wanting more. For those seeking similar adventures, here are some books that promise to deliver the same level of excitement and mythological intrigue.
What to read after Percy Jackson
The Kane Chronicles by Rick Riordan
Dive into another magical world created by Rick Riordan, but this time with Egyptian mythology at its core. The story follows siblings Carter and Sadie Kane as they discover their connection to ancient Egyptian gods and battle against dark forces. Fans of Percy Jackson will appreciate the familiar humour and action-packed plot.
Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard by Rick Riordan
This series brings Norse mythology into the mix, featuring Magnus Chase, a demigod teenager who learns about his divine heritage. The books are filled with Riordan's signature humour and feature an engaging cast of characters, making them an excellent follow-up to Percy’s adventures.
Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer
While not focused on mythology, this series offers a similar blend of fantasy and adventure. Join Artemis, a teenage criminal mastermind, as he navigates a world filled with fairies, magic and high-stakes heists. The witty dialogue and imaginative world-building will appeal to fans of Percy.
