THIS BOOK IS A MASTERPIECE. I have no words except for two: home and hope. For me, these two words perfectly embody The Last Olympian.

Here, we get to see the importance of home, of family—and not just the family by blood, but also family by choice. The ugly sides of family were shown as well, and the fact that just because someone is your family doesn't mean they're always right or always good. 

There's also hope, so much hope. For the future, for the much needed change, for the environment, for the camp, for the families. It also showed us just how w should keep the hope and to never give it up. I loved it so much. 

When it comes to the characters, they have grown so much here, especially Percy. From his powers and abilities, to his attitude and thinking, Percy has grown into a hero. Another amazing character development for me is Clarisse. I loved her arc throughout the series, and seeing her character in this final book is just great!  

The plot, of course, was just... I don't even have the right word to describe it, but it was so well-written, so well thought of, and it's just the perfect ending to a great series for me. 

(This book review was first published on Enthralled Bookworm's Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Series Review.)