Percy Jackson And The Lightning Thief Thesis

My fellow tech colleague how is 'Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief' an staggering fantasy adventure masterpiece written by Rick Riordan not yet a book within the English curricula? We students have inhabit dilapidated books to study for far too long. Its time to come to modify ourselves with an intellectually stimulating literary, as it can be emotionally and intellectually be beneficial to young adults, such as ourselves. Here is somewhat dipper excavated perquisite we can profit from.

This novel's unique delusional fundamentals such as the presence of gods, monsters and even other dimensional worlds we can satisfy our imagination, as for these verdicts it encourages comprehension of life experience beyond every day, rising creative analytical knowledge skills and providing the intended writing skills for teenagers. These being the least of the many reasons, Percy Jackson should be the most overwhelming material for the reading syllabus in the English faculty.

Another could be when the whole world is against you, you could still fight as for still having yourself. This factor is displayed by Percy when he gets framed to have stolen the lightning bolt the weapon of the sky god, knowing his own innocence he fought through. These morals grant hope for the future and strengthen to overcome limitations. This can encourage reading in general as it connects children with book of these similarities and entertains, which in return can lead to a wider reading