Percy Jackson picture taken from https://realtalkrealdebate.wordpress.com/2013/08/11/percy-jackson-sea-of-monsters-2013/

Harry Potter picture taken from http://www.cbc.ca/books/2016/07/our-toughest-harry-potter-quiz-yet.html

Have you been looking for a interesting adventure series ??? In this book survey we compiled interviews of people to see what they like about these two amazing book series. You can pick a good read based on this survey. People interviewed can be from different schools, townships and areas.

Percy Jackson:

~ Rick Riordan

Shreya (6th), “I like that it is full of action.” Nandika (6th grade), “I like the characters’ personalities and the fact that they are very different from one and another and still can collaborate most of the times. I also like that the author Rick Riordan has made the story a twist between the modern and ancient world, that makes it easier to relate to.” Alai (6th grade), “It is funny, the characters are realistic.” Anjali (6th grade), “I like how detailed it is,and it is focused on greek gods.”, Arpita (7th grade), “I like the greek gods and goddesses concept.” Keshav (7th grade), “It takes you on a magical adventure and I also like mythology.”

Harry Potter:

~ J.K. Rowling

Sophie (8th grade), “I like how it has more of a fantasy feel.” Aditi (6th grade), “The plot is always changing and there is always a twist.” Aarushi (6th grade) and Rohit (4th grade), “I like the writing style.” Eleanor (6th grade), “I think it is great that JK Rowling makes it that people discriminate people of their blood or houses because that happens in real life and people should be aware of it.”, Prisha (6th grade), “I like the confusing plot and the concept of magic.”, Akshata (8th grade), “I like the powerful feeling when you read the books especially Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.” Abi (6th grade), “I like that it has a world beyond dreams and it has a little boy involved.” Apurva (6th grade), “I like the way the author pictures the fantasy world.”