Nice and chill companion for the rest of the saga, I would recommend it to get more world and relationship building! ( )

The Demigod Files is a collection of three short stories that are part of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series by Rick Riordan. The book focuses on various adventures and events related to the demigod characters from the series.

The first story in the collection is titled "Percy Jackson and the Stolen Chariot" and follows Percy Jackson and Clarisse as the two of them must find Ares' chariot that Phobos and Deimos have hidden away.

The second story in the collection is titled "Percy Jackson and the Bronze Dragon" and introduces the demigod character of Charles Beckendorf. It follows Beckendorf and Percy as they team up on a quest to find a stolen weapon called the Bronze Dragon.

The third story in the collection is titled "Percy Jackson and the Sword of Hades" and makes Percy an unwilling character in the creation of Hades' sword by Persephone.

In addition to the three stories, The Demigod Files also includes various bonus materials, such as character profiles, interviews with the author, and activity pages. This book serves as a companion to the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, providing fans with additional content and backstory. ( )

I love the other books by Rick Riordan but this short story anthology just didn't live up to his novels. ( )

This is mostly three fun short stories from the Percy Jackson universe. I didn't find them any better or worse than the main books; same fun style and feel. Also a few short character interviews and extras that are fun but nothing you have to have. For example, a word search. (The best part of which was the unlisted words to find - almost all the Greek letters (except lambda, upsilon, and omega) were in the puzzle too!) Worth getting from the library once; I wouldn't say it's really worth owning unless you're really into this world. ( )

I really like this little tie in book because it gives me more of some of my favorite characters (Thalia, Nico, and Clarisse). While the stories dont have much of an effect on the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, they do contain events that are vital points of the Heroes of Olympus later on. Its pretty short, so maybe borrow instead of buy, but dont skip it especially if you plan to read the second series. ( )