Percy Jackson Chapter Summaries

The Sea of Monsters Percy Jackson was a normal 12 year old boy in the first book of the series until he found out he was the son of a the God Poseidon. In the first book of the series, The Lightning Thief Percy has to find Zeus’ lightning bolt to forestall the largest feud in history between Zeus and Poseidon. Zeus accused Poseidon of stealing his lightning bolt but when it was really Luke, son of Hermes. With doing that he also has to save his mother and friends from Hades, god of the underworld. With trying to find the bolt and save his mother and protecting his friends he encounters many monsters such as Minotaurs, an evil woman named Medusa, Chimera who is part fire-breathing lion and part goat with a diamondback rattlesnake for a tail,

Grover is on an island trapped with a Cyclops and Percy want to go save him but he can not figure out where the island is located. Percy wants to tell someone about the dreams but Annabeth, daughter of Athena, is the only one who will understand. The only problem is that she lives in a different state than Percy. It was the last day of school when three Laestrygonians monsters came to Percy’s school to assassinate him. Luckily Annabeth came just in time to save Percy and his friend Tyson. When they escaped from the school all three of them went straight to hail a cab in the middle of New York. This taxi that Annabeth hailed was unexceptional. The cab was driven by the Grey Sisters, they were three sisters who shared one eye and one tooth amidst them. The rules of the road apparently did not apply to the sisters. The sister names were Tempist, Wasp, and Anger. Annabeth said that the sisters were very wise. In reply Tempest said, “We also know the location in which you seek.” Percy was very confused by this comment. The sister driving needed the eye so she could see where she was going but the sister who had the eye would not give it to her and they started fighting even more. Soon enough the eye popped out and landed right in Percy’s lap. He argued that he would not give the eye back unless the sisters told him the location that he seeked. So they all blurted out, “30, 31, 75, 12.” This had no meaning to Percy until later in the