Some heroes are made, others are born... from the gods.

Two years ago, everything changed in Percy Jackson's life. He discovered that he is not just a child like all the others - in fact, not like all the others, since his dyslexia and ADHD make school life difficult for him... but a demigod, son of a mortal and the god Poseidon. This changed everything. He discovered that his friend Grover is a satyr, and at Camp Half-Blood, he met many other demigods, including Annabeth, daughter of the goddess Athena.

With his new companions, and after incredible adventures, he first managed to solve the mystery of the Lightning Thief and Zeus's thunderbolt and prevent a war that would destroy the world. A year later, when someone poisoned Thalia's tree that protected the camp, he found the Golden Fleece, the antidote to the poison.

And now, Percy, along with Annabeth and Thalia, infiltrate a mysterious private school where Grover has located two new demigods, the siblings Bianca and Nico di Angelo, to bring them to Camp Half-Blood. But Kronos's General has set a trap for the heroes. Dr. Thorn, the school's vice-principal, is nothing but a transformed manticore, a terrible monster from Kronos's army. With the help of Artemis, the goddess of the hunt, and her Hunters, Percy and his companions will temporarily defeat him, but Annabeth will be captured.

And another strange but benign monster, an Ophiotaurus, has emerged from the depths of the earth, and if Kronos's forces capture it, the defeat of the Olympian gods is certain. Artemis leaves to hunt it, but she too falls into the General's trap and is captured.
The challenge is now twofold: Artemis must be freed before the winter solstice, when the council of the gods will take place on Olympus, and Annabeth must also be saved... But for this to happen, according to the prophecy, a demigod must be sacrificed... So Percy Jackson, Grover, Thalia, and Artemis's Hunters embark on an incredible adventure that will bring them face to face with the Nemean Lion, the Erymanthian Boar, Kronos's skeletal soldiers... And everything will be decided in the Garden of the Hesperides and on the mountain of the titan Atlas...

After "The Lightning Thief," which was the beginning of the "Percy Jackson phenomenon" in young adult literature, and "The Sea of Monsters," "The Titan's Curse" is the third book in the "Percy Jackson & the Olympians" series, a book that also won numerous awards for its quality, including: No. 1 New York Times children's series bestseller, BookSense Top Ten Summer Pick for 2007, Quill Award Nominee, Publishers Weekly Bestseller, An Amazon Best Book of 2007. Thrilling action and plot, mature and well-rounded characters, humor, creative reimagining of mythological material, all combine to create an extremely captivating book for young and adult readers alike.