NHM Young Readers Book Club: Percy Jackson and The Sea of Monsters

National Hellenic Museum’s Young Readers Book Club: Percy Jackson and The Sea of Monsters

Ages: 10-14

Location: In Person at the National Hellenic Museum

Join us at the National Hellenic Museum for a book club journey through the world of Percy Jackson, where ancient Greek mythology comes alive in modern adventures. Dive deep into Rick Riordan's beloved series, exploring the gods, heroes, and legendary creatures alongside fellow mythology enthusiasts. Discover the timeless stories of Olympus while celebrating the cultural heritage they spring from, right here at the heart of Hellenic history.

Max attendees: 30 students, so please register now!

After a summer spent preventing a war among the Greek gods, Percy Jackson's seventh-grade year is surprisingly quiet, except for dealing with his new friend, Tyson, a six-foot-three homeless kid who follows him everywhere.

The peace doesn't last. Percy discovers that Camp Half-Blood's magical borders have been poisoned, endangering the only safe haven for demigods. To save the camp, Percy needs his best friend, Grover, who is imprisoned by the Cyclops Polyphemus in the Sea of Monsters, now known as the Bermuda Triangle.

Percy, Annabeth, and Tyson must retrieve the Golden Fleece from the Island of the Cyclopes before the end of summer or risk Camp Half-Blood's destruction. Along the way, Percy uncovers a stunning family secret, making him question if being Poseidon's son is an honor or a curse.

Host or Publisher The National Hellenic Museum