Alex Rider: Nightshade Revenge
By Anthony Horowitz
Alex enters a virtual world to rescue his friend - but which dangers are real?
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Nightshade Revenge is a breathless Alex Rider adventure, packed with danger, gadgets and a wonderfully unnerving plunge into augmented reality. Horowitz keeps the action rattling along, while Alex’s loyalty to Tom and his growing unease about adults using children as weapons add welcome weight. Best for confident readers aged around 12 and up, particularly those who enjoy darker spy stories.
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What is Alex Rider: Nightshade Revenge about?
Teenage spy Alex Rider faces his most personal mission yet when the sinister organisation Nightshade kidnaps his best friend. Forced into a perilous game of virtual reality, Alex must navigate a world where the lines between digital and real are blurred. With a ruthless enemy who stops at nothing, Alex's skills are tested to their limits in this high-stakes adventure.
About the author
Anthony Horowitz is a popular author from England who has written many exciting books for children and young people. He is best known for the Alex Rider series, which follows a teenage spy on thrilling adventures. Anthony loves telling stories full of mystery and action that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
Discussion ideas around Alex Rider: Nightshade Revenge
Trust: How does Alex decide who he can trust when Nightshade makes it difficult to tell what is real?
Alex’s Choices: What do Alex’s actions to rescue Tom show about his courage, loyalty and sense of responsibility?
Real Or Virtual?: How might augmented reality change the way people understand danger, truth and reality?
Adults And Children: What do you think the book suggests about adults who use children to achieve their own goals?
Friendship: How is Alex and Tom’s friendship tested, and what helps it survive?
Pages
320 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2024
First published
2000
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