Have you thought you were entirely different from other
people? Well a boy named Percy Jackson is extremely different from any other
kids. He has to fight monsters the older he gets, then when he reaches a
certain age he must go to camp Half-Blood. Camp Half-Blood is for demigods
which are half human half gods, and that is what Percy is. His father is the
famous Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea. He meets new people that become his
friends and his friends end up changing completely.
First off Percy Jackson is twelve
years old that lives with his mom not knowing who is dad is. He starts off
going to a boarding school and he has an act to be getting kicked out of every
school he goes to. He has one friend and his name is Grover and he has some leg
disease or so he tells Percy. Percy suffers from dyslexia; he also gets made
fun off a lot. He Latin teacher Mr. Brunner even thinks he should be the
smartest kid in the world because he says “Perhaps you’ll tell us what this
picture represents.” As Mr. Brunner points to the picture on the stele in the
museum field trip. He’s the kid that is always pulled out of the crowed to get
in trouble. The day he finds out that he is a demigod is also the day that he
finds out that Grover is a satyr which is a half human half goat. He also loses
his mother to Hades the god of the Underworld, and learns that he needs to get
to camp Half-Blood if he wants to live from the monster attacks.
Then when he finally gets to camp
Half-Blood he finds out that his Latin teacher is one of the camp people there
and he is a centaur half human half horse. He also meets Annabeth who is the
daughter of Athena, and he gets sent on a quest to recover Zeus’s stolen master
bolt that holds all of his powers. Percy, Grover, and Annabeth have to go to
the Underworld to get the Master Bolt back for Zeus before the summer solstice.
Finally, will he and his friends
make it in time? Will someone betray him? Read and find out, Percy’s friends
and enemies change 100%. This book is full of adventure and maybe a love story
in there. So can you truly trust people that say there your friend?
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