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    selected book. 1. Separation/Departure a. A Call to Adventure - We are introduced to Perseus “PercyJackson‚ a seemingly boring kid‚ with dyslexia and troubles making friends. An argument could be made that the first call was in the museum when he was attacked by the Fury‚ telling him to confess. Not a literal call‚ but rather a sign by fate that something is happening‚ the first touch of Percy with the world of the gods. The literal call to adventure of the story is at a rather late part‚ Percy was

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    owns about 14 books. The third question I asked her was the one that I wasn’t expecting to get the answers that she gave me. Recently‚ she has read the entire Harry Potter series and the Percy Jackson series. This was surprising to me because when I was her age I wasn’t reading these types of books and I haven’t met any 11 year olds who have. These book series are lengthy chapter books that follow the story of two teens who live in a magical world. The Harry Potter series has seven books in total and

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    Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief” is one of my favorite Percy Jackson books of all time. When a group of people decided to create the movie‚ I was bursting with joy. However‚ when I saw that so many things had changed‚ my excitement dropped. I was sad for quite a while but I learned to enjoy it. While watching the movie‚ I took notes on the similarities and differences between the movie and the book. In the movie‚ Percy Jackson is 16-years-old‚ in the book however‚ Percy was 12-years-old.

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    works of Rick Riordan 2. Question: because I want to find out how he portrayed the different characters of Greek mythology in his “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series 3. Significance: in order to help my reader understand how pop culture influenced different modern retellings of Greek mythology Rick Riordan’s “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series focuses on a modern retelling of Greek mythology through the life of a demigod. The characters he chose to use for his series

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    Thematic Elements of Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief In Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief‚ there are various messages that the reader is able to observe and learn from. A few of the messages found in this novel‚ are the following: everyone needs acceptance from society; everything does not always seem to be what they appear to be; a person’s fate is unpredictable‚ and as a society people should take care of the environment. These are issues

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    Percy Jackson/ADHD Does Percy Jackson have ADHD? I think Percy Jackson has ADHD because he is always doing something‚ or blurting something out. When he is doing something‚ he is doing something else the next minute. First‚ Percy Jackson is always doing something and not ever just sitting down. ADHD is when you always have to be doing something. If you go up to Percy and tell him not to do something‚ he always will probably do it. In the book The Lightning Thief it says “He is never

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    certain ways that are fundamental in the eyes of society. Girls are expected to be quiet and part of the obeying gender‚ while it is anticipated that boys are always up to no good. Similarly‚ in the article by Messner (2008)‚ Barbie Girls Versus Sea Monsters: Children Constructing Gender‚ boys are represented as loud and aggressive‚ while girls are feminine and more respectful. Boys are shown to be on a verbal chant‚ while the girls cheer for all. In Fitzhugh’s novel‚ it is of central importance to

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    difference between the Percy Jackson movie and book. First‚ it’s about the summery about the book. The summery is that at first Percy Jackson was a student of Yancy academy and he’s math teacher was Mrs. Dodds. When he was in the museum for lesson there was Mrs. Dodds too. Mrs. Dodds call him to the room and she turned into a monster. The monster said " Give me my light bolt!" and then Mr. Brunner come and the monster and Mr. Brunner Shouted at monster " Go Away" Then the monster go out of the academy

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    Book Review of Andrew Jackson By Robert v. Remni Foreword by General Wesley K. Clark Published by PALGRAVE MACMILLAN‚ New York‚ NY‚ in October 2009 Andrew Jackson was a natural born leader. He started showing signs of leadership even as a young fellow. It’s as simple as that. He grew up to be an intimidating gentleman with a tall stature‚ piercing blue eyes‚ and sharp‚ angular facial features‚ which made it seem as if he could see inside your soul and convince you to do anything he wanted you to

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    Book Report What Does the Text Say? This Book‚ The Son of Neptune written by Rick Riordan‚ is based on Greek mythology and three kids that try to find their destiny and their meaning as Heroes. First‚ there is Percy JacksonPercy lost his memory and woke up in a forest stranded by wolves. He was raise by the pack of wolves and the Alpha male Lupa. These wolves could talk. Lupa then sent Percy to the south to continue his destiny as a Hero. Percy later found out that he was the son of Neptune

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