The Blood of Olympus Resources
Websites
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We don't usually shout out to ourselves, but we just can't resist this time. We've got all the deets on all the mythological gods and figures right here.
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Rick Riordan kinda knows what he's talking about, seeing that he's the author of this series and about a zillion other books. His site has maps, videos, and more.
Articles and Interviews
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The Percy Jackson series—the original and Heroes of Olympus—is massive. Here, Rick Riordan talks about what it feels like to wrap it all up.
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This reviewer takes a look into Nico's mysterious past in The Blood of Olympus.
Video
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Readers don't ask that ridiculous question…but they do ask others in this video.
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Here's a fanmade trailer made before the book came out, but it has everything you expect: Blood and Olympus.
Audio
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Sample the Blood of Olympus audiobook. Does the narrator do five different voices for each POV character?
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Rick Riordan talks about the origins of the series: writing a book for his dyslexic son.
Images
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This sculpture of Gaea at the Atlantic botanical gardens inspired Gaea. She seems so tranquil and not murderous here…
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Parthenon…not the one in Nashville. (Seriously, there's one in Nashville.)