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Magnus Chase: The Sword of Summer
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Magnus Chase: The Sword of Summer
Summary
Magnus is a homeless boy, his uncle is supposedly coo-coo. Magnus stumbles upon his coo-coo uncle's house and sneaks in. He finds a bunch of wierd symbols in a bag. He picks a symbol that looks kind of like a F ( ). Magnus has a fight with Surt, the fire lord. He summons a sword (lead pipe) and killed Surt, well Magnus died too. What happend to Magnus? Why hasn't the book ended? Read the book to find out!
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Reason for Rating
I rated "The Sword of Summer" 9 worlds out of 9 worlds because the storyline was very claver and I read the book for 6 hours on one day.
Theme
Author's Purpose
The theme of this book is that risks are willing to take.
The author's Purpose is to entertain because the book was interesting and didn't inform on anything (unless you consider mythology to be an undiscoverd truth) and it did not persuade anyone on anything
Rating
Tone/Moods
Bewildered
Releived
Angry
Surprised
Pessimistic
Petrified
Optimistic
out of
Genre
The genre of "The Sword of Summer" is mythology because the book is all about Nose Mythology.
Characters
In The Story
- Magnus Chase
- Annabeth Chase
- Blitzen (Blitz)
- Hearthstone (Hearth)
- Uncle Randolph
- Loki
- Surt
- Ran
- Mimir
- The Dwarves
- Freya
Flashbacks
- Mom
- Magnus (Again)
- Loki (Again)
- Surt (Again)
- Uncle Frederick
- Annabeth (Again)
- Uncle Randolph (Again)
Settings
- Midgard
- Nidavellir
- Valhalla
- Vanaheim
- Boston
- The World Tree
Point of View
The point of View of "The Sword of Sumer is 1st person because it uses words like I, we, me, us, etc. Out of quotations.
Book By: Rick Riordan
Book Report By: Ishaan Batra