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As YA series go, there isn't a whole lot better you can do than Alex Rider. Anthony Horowitz is a great thriller writer, juggling gadgets, martial arts, villains, heroes, plots, and thrills better than many high budget movies have done.

The thing to love about Stormbreaker is that it has all the excitement and action of a spy novel, but manages to keep it just this side of credibility so that it doesn't feel like we have a Gary Stu running around. Alex is a very believable spy, almost scarily so, and this book seems to understand what this type of experience could put a teenager through.

In short, good book, great series, get reading.


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Stormbreaker Alex Rider Anthony Horowitz Books Reviews

This might be a teenage book but i love it. it is faster read. No so in depth that you stumble at certain sections. The kid is crazy funny. the characters are well defined. start with middle one that i found at work and am now reading them in order. plan on reading them all.
Agents and spies, missions and lies, Alex maintains his character. He doesn't want to be a spy. He doesn't want to be a part of this world, but he has such an unwavering moral compass that when something is wrong - he has to do something. I really like Alex and I like that he uses what he has. He is clever and makes enough mistakes that not everything is smooth sailing. This is definitely an adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Great book and story. As a huge Harry Potter fan, 007 fan, and Percy Jackson Fan... This books and series of books just fit into my type of exciting storytelling. I had trouble putting it down! While I was disappointed to get through the book so quickly, I was just glad to know I had many more adventures, twists, and turns to discover in the remaining 10 books in the series! I highly recommend the book.
I chose this book based on a recommendation of a friend. I read it with my sons. They absolutely loved it. They begged for me to read it every night.

The story is about 14-year old spy in the United Kingdom. It was very exciting—like a teenaged James Bond. There were fast cars, airplanes, and cool spy gadgets. The young spy, Alex Rider, has close calls and near misses that captured my kids imaginations. We are definitely going to read more books in the series. I have already bought the second book.
Drek. Bad attempt at a Bond movie. "Whoever these people were, they had tried to run him down, to cut him in half, and to incinerate him. He had to find a way out before they really got serious." I almost tossed it at "They were carrying semi-automatic machine guns.", but realized it was (thankfully) short, so I pressed on. URG!

Then there is a "bonus story". Where somehow the U.S. has a "Secretary of State for Defense". Sigh.

Written by someone who knows NOTHING about combat, firearms, politics, intelligence, computers, viruses... so what does he write? You got it. Lots of combat, firearms, politics, intelligence, computers, and viruses, and NONE of it anywhere near accurate. I repeat. Drek. Poorly written, poorly plotted, completely unbelievable. Insults the intelligence of any 14-year old (which is the age of our reluctant spy).
This is one of those books that everyone loves. All four of my siblings and I agree that it is one of the greatest series out there, and getting us to agree on anything is near impossible. The storyline is easy enough to follow, but may be too graphic for younger readers. It is about a spy, so there is a small amount of violence (nothing too graphic, but probably too much for an advanced 7 year old reader). Also, although the storyline is simple, some of the words are a bit advanced. Kids and adults alike love this book. It is the beginning of one of the best series. If you are planning on reading this, plan on many months and many more books, because you won't ever want it to end.
YA novel that's well written and absorbing. I was reading this on the bus one day and missed my stop because I was engrossed in the book. I'm an adult who likes to read YA from time to time and found this one a fun read. Good, tight writing, that keeps the plot going in a steady pace. It makes the idea of a 14-year-old MI-6 spy very believable along with the impossible scrapes he gets into. He's a normal teenager but with a good head on his shoulders. It's a nice break from the usual teenage girl assassin/vampire hunter/whiny-romance YA novels out there.My only quibble is I wish Alex's character was a tad more developed. I'm hoping it will get better as I read the other books in the series.
As YA series go, there isn't a whole lot better you can do than Alex Rider. Anthony Horowitz is a great thriller writer, juggling gadgets, martial arts, villains, heroes, plots, and thrills better than many high budget movies have done.

The thing to love about Stormbreaker is that it has all the excitement and action of a spy novel, but manages to keep it just this side of credibility so that it doesn't feel like we have a Gary Stu running around. Alex is a very believable spy, almost scarily so, and this book seems to understand what this type of experience could put a teenager through.

In short, good book, great series, get reading.