Biographical Essay: The Autobiography Of Percy Jackson

You might think this will be a boring autobiography of me, Brianna. It isn’t. It is a very interesting autobiography. If you don’t believe me then read on to find out. It was a Saturday morning and I was reading my favorite book, Percy Jackson and the Olympians Book #1. “Brianna!” my younger sister, Cydney said. “What!” I replied. She asked for cereal. Groaning, I put down my book and poured some cereal for her. I picked up my book once again and continued reading. I heard a loud smack upstairs and flinched. I told Cydney to continue eating while I went upstairs. I peeked into my parent’s room and shrieked in horror as I saw my mom’s face deep red. I knew my dad hit her. It had been happening for weeks now. My dad went to the bathroom and my mom ran up to me. She was silently sobbing tears. I badly wanted to comfort her, but she started talking. She told me to pack some clothes and take Cydney away from our father. She told us to runaway. It had been a week since we left our home. Cydney was always scared and clung onto me. I still had nightmares from when we left. I had kept a few clothes, a large water bottle, and a book. Cydney brought a stuffed animal and a few clothes. We were both
I told him the truth. I told him how I knew he was a demigod. He told me that all he did was save a lightning bolt. I realized that he was in the beginning of the Sea of Monsters the second book of the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series. He said that he was going to Camp Half-Blood and asked me to come and drop him off. He said it was near-by. I called Cydney and Percy led the way. When we reached there, I didn’t notice the sign and went through it. Percy stared at Cydney and me like we were aliens. Some guy with horse legs came and asked Percy who we were? Suddenly, a symbol appeared over my head. I saw that Cydney had the same symbol. The guy that had horse legs bellowed, “ All hail the daughters of