Alex Rider has a tumultuous life at best. An orphan at an early age Alex was taken in by his uncle, Ian Rider. Unknown to Alex, Ian Rider was a spy for the British intelligence agency MI6. Ian had trained Alex in martial arts, taught hims 3 different languages, and prepared him to become a spy without Alex knowing. Tragedy strikes again when Alex is informed that his uncle has died in a traffic accident. Having an uneasy feeling, Alex decides to investigate and discovers that Ian was killed in his car but not in a collision, the car was riddled with bullets. After narrowly escaping a crushing incident at the auto wreckers lot, Alex is invited to his uncle’s job at the bank (or so Alex thought). The bank was not a bank at all but a cover for MI6 and Alex was their newest recruit.
In order to infiltrate billionaire, Harod Sayles, secret operation Alex must go undercover as a British school boy (not that much of a stretch). Sayle, a computer entrepreneur, is gifting a free ‘Stormbreaker’ computer to every school in England. MI6 has discovered that Sayle has recently acquired a biological weapon and Alex is just the boy to find out why.
The first book in the Alex Rider series explodes with action. The story is fast-paced and laced with enough cool gadgets to keep any middle school teen intrigued. This book is highly recommended for teens that are fans of action/adventure and fast-paced series.
I think that storm breaker is the best book and film in the world i think that all the charters are in touch with the charters that the peopel play. -O. H.
I definitly agree