Percy jackson and the olympians the lightning thief
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Percy Jackson is a normal boy until he discovers he is a demigod, half human and half god. His math teacher turns into a monster and tries to kill him. Percy's best friend Grover senses danger and they flee, pursued by the monster. Percy's mother is killed by the monster. Percy collapses at a farmhouse and learns at Camp Half-Blood that he is the son of Poseidon. On his first quest to retrieve Zeus' stolen lightning bolt, Percy faces many dangers but ultimately discovers Luke stole the bolt and returns it to Zeus.
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Percy Jackson, a 12-year-old dyslexic and ADHD student, is accused of stealing Zeus' master lightning bolt. Percy, his friend Grover, and his friend Annabeth go on a quest to find the bolt and clear Percy's name. They face many monsters and gods. They discover that it was Luke, a former camper, who stole the bolt for the titan lord Kronos. Percy retrieves the bolt and returns it to Zeus, preventing war between the gods. However, Luke betrays them and tries to kill Percy with a scorpion before escaping.
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The document provides background information on the characters and plot of Rick Riordan's book "The Sea of Monsters". Some of the main characters introduced are Percy Jackson, a demigod son of Poseidon; Annabeth Chase, daughter of Athena and Percy's best friend; and Tyson, Percy's young cyclops half-brother. The summary briefly outlines some of the key events in the first few chapters, including Percy's dreams about Grover in trouble, the arrival at Camp Half-Blood where Thalia's tree has been poisoned, and Tyson's identity as a cyclops being revealed through his immunity to fire.
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The document provides background information on the characters and plot of Rick Riordan's fantasy novel "The Sea of Monsters". Some of the main characters introduced are Percy Jackson, a demigod son of Poseidon; Annabeth Chase, daughter of Athena and Percy's best friend; and Tyson, Percy's young cyclops half-brother. The summary describes some of the early events in the book, including Percy having dreams about his missing friend Grover, and he, Annabeth and Tyson taking a taxi to Camp Half-Blood to investigate why the camp's magical borders are failing.
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This book is a humorous fantasy adventure involving Greek mythology. It is packed with action and allusions to Greek gods, goddesses, and creatures. The reviewer recommends it highly, saying it "really shines." The genre is fantasy and it was written by Rick Riordan.
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- 2. How it all Began Percy Jackson looked like a normal kid. He went to a normal school, and acted like a normal person, until one day when he went to a museum. That’s when his math teacher turned into a monster and tried to kill him. Everything was different from then on.
- 3. The Chase Percy’s mother took him to a beach, and Percy’s best friend, Grover told them to get out of there. Grover was worried about his friend because Percy had seen someone cut a string, which was supposed to mean that someone was going to die soon. Well, Percy, Grover, and Percy’s mother kept running and the monster kept following them. They jumped into the car and sped off, with the monster still at their tracks. Percy’s mom was taking Percy somewhere that would keep him safe.
- 4. The Fight Right before they got to this place, their car was thrown off of the rode. Grover was knocked out, and Percy was trying to keep everyone safe. The monster attacked them and “killed” Percy’s mom. Percy saved the day by killing it with it’s own horn. Percy dragged himself over to a farmhouse and collapsed.
- 5. The Real Percy Percy awoke and was told a lot of things. He was told that he was a half- blood, which was someone who was half human, half god. The only safe place for half- bloods was at a half-blood camp. Percy later found out at this camp, that he was the son of Poseidon, the god of the sea. Percy wasn’t supposed to have been made because he was a son of the big three, and the big three weren’t supposed to have any more kids.
- 6. Camp Half-blood Percy had his own cabin (because no other half-bloods were there that were Poseidon's kids). Percy trained with a sword. He battled Luke (son of Hermes), who was an excellent swordsman, Clarisse (daughter of Ares), who was aggressive, and Annebeth (daughter of Athena), who could outsmart almost anyone.
- 7. Receiving the Quest Percy receives a quest because the gods thought that he had stolen Zeus's lightning bolt. Percy received a prophecy from the Oracle telling him the future. Annebeth and Grover went with Percy on the quest.
- 8. On the Quest On their quest their bus blows up, they have a run-in with Medusa, they were tricked by Ares, and they went to the Underworld to try and get Percy’s mom back. Percy also learned how to control the sea with his powers. He jump off of a an arch to run away from a monster, and fell into the Mississippi River. They also almost get killed by Kronos , a titan lord that was chopped into pieces and was controlling people’s minds.
- 9. Who Took It Luke had stolen the bolt, and given it to Ares. Ares had tricked Percy into taking it. Percy had done more than what he had to on his quest.
- 11. Giving it Back Percy traveled to Mt. Olympus and gave the bolt back to Zeus. Zeus was happy that it was back, but was still mad that it was stolen. Percy also got his mom back. Percy went back to camp, and everyone was glad to see Annebeth and him again.
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