Percy Jackson And The Olympians, The Lighting Thief

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians, The lighting Thief by Rick Rioban is a thrilling fiction story about a half-blood boy named Percy Jackson. His story starts off by telling the reader how Percy was supposedly a bad students and got kicked out of every school he went to. At the time Percy was going to an academy where he met Grover, Chrion his Latin teacher at the time, and evil Mrs. Dodds. It turns out that Mrs. Dodds was actually a Furi which, came from the underworld and she was hunting Percy down. Percy did not understand what was going on and went on with his life when of course he got kicked out of academy. Once packed up Percy is headed to his mother’s house along with Grover. On the bus outside the window Percy saw three elderly woman who were staring right at him. Grover was very worried and kept muttering words but, he could not or would not tell Percy what was …show more content…

Once he was back in Santa Monica he fought Ares and found out he stole both the magic items. He got help from someone at the camp but, Percy did not know who it was yet. Percy won the battle and gave back the gods what matter most to them. When he goes to his mother’s house he finds out that his mother was still alive because Hades had been happy with the crown. Percy makes it back to camp and finds out that the one who betrayed him was Luke. Luke had stolen the items and had given them to his father to hide from everyone. Furthermore, the reason Luke did this was because the king of Titians had told him that he could he free and on his own if Luke was part of his army. Then out of nowhere a scorpion that almost kills him is out on Percy by Luke. Percy had to decide if he wanted to train to fight Luke for revenge or to spend time with his mother in the summer. Even though Percy needs to train he decides to be with his mother and work extra hard the time he is at the camp. Percy could not be

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