“Two Mind Boggling Stories”
by Dorian Garb
I am going to write about two exciting stories I read. I am going to compare and contrast “Percy Jackson” by Rick Riordan, and “The Accidental Hero” by Matt Myklusch.
There are some similarities in these two stories. Both stories are interesting to read. First of all, in both hero’s journey they must spend 12 years without a full family. In both hero’s journey they are unaware of their superhuman powers. In “The Accidental Hero,” Jack said he “really wished he had superpowers like in the comics.” In both hero’s journey they spend the first book in the series the same age.
Although there are many similarities, there are specific differences. In “The Accidental Hero” Jack lives with no parents. In “Percy Jackson” Percy lives with his mom. In “The Accidental Hero” Jack discovered that the enemy is the future him. In “Percy Jackson” Percy is in no way related to the enemy. In “The Accidental Hero” Jack lives with no friends in a evil orphanage. In “Percy Jackson” Percy lives with one friend and his caring mother.
In conclusion, both stories are interesting to read. I enjoyed the first person view of the stories. My favorite was “The Accidental Hero” because it had many twists and turns.











