Alex Rider: Scorpia Award-winning by Anthony Horowitz (author) (UK edition)

Suitable for 8 – 15 years

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An international criminal group known as Scorpia can offer Alex something no-one else will: the truth.

Alex Rider is in Venice, looking for secrets long-ago buried in the past. Was his father really a ruthless assassin? And if so, what does that make Alex? The trail leads Alex to a shadowy criminal organisation, Scorpia – and the glamorous Italian home of Claudia Rothman, beautiful society hostess and criminal mastermind. But Claudia reveals a secret that takes Alex’s breath away: his father was murdered by MI6. Now Alex must make a choice. Should he carry on working for MI6, who have manipulated and betrayed him? Or will he join Scorpia – and seek revenge?

Product Details

Series

Alex Rider

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780744570519

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 5.0; Middle years plus; 12.0 points

Other details

368 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Part of this Series

Alex Rider

Author/Illustrator

Anthony Horowitz

Anthony Horowitz started writing because he wanted to be like Tintin. He has now travelled to all the places that Tintin has been – apart from the moon!

His Alex Rider series is one of the most popular children’s book series ever, and the first Alex Rider book, Stormbreaker, became a major Hollywood film. In 2003, Anthony won the Red House Children’s Book Award (voted for by children) for Skeleton Key. Read more