55 pages 1 hour read

Rick Riordan

Daughter of the Deep

Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 2021

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Before You Read

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Super Short Summary

In Daughter of the Deep, Ana Dakkar, a freshman at Harding-Pencroft Academy, discovers her connection to Captain Nemo and the advanced technologies he left behind. As her school is attacked by their rivals from the Land Institute, Ana and her friends must protect Nemo's secrets, uncovering familial legacies and battling enemies in a race to save their world. Death of parents.

Reviews & Readership

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Rick Riordan's Daughter of the Deep captivates readers with its imaginative underwater adventure. Praised for rich character development and seamless integration of STEM themes, it engages a broad audience. Some critics noted predictable plot points and occasional pacing issues. Nonetheless, it's a thrilling addition to Riordan's repertoire and resonates well with young readers.

Who should read this

Who Should Read Daughter of the Deep?

Ideal for middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure, mythology, and strong, diverse characters. Fans of Percy Jackson and The Mysterious Benedict Society will appreciate Daughter of the Deep's blend of modern technology with classic literature inspirations, echoing themes from Jules Verne's works.

Recommended

Reading Age

10-14years

Lexile Level

700L

Book Details

Genre

Fantasy

Science-Fiction / Dystopian Fiction

Action / Adventure

Themes

Life/Time: Coming of Age

Relationships: Siblings

Values/Ideas: Science & Technology