The Last Olympian Introduction

from Floor 600 Hosted by Quinn Albert and Natalie Wilhelm

Well well well, what have we here?!? An introduction episode?!? Yes, we know it's been a while but fear not, as we will be back with new episodes coming your way next week! And in the mean time, check out this intro episode where we discuss what we remember about reading The Last Olympian and what we are looking forward to in this reread. Don't forget to send us your thoughts on the episode at [email protected]. Let us know what you liked about The Last Olympian and if there's anything you definitely want us to talk about in this book! Glad to be back, Natalie & Quinn

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