by Anthony Horowitz
Razim is a bad guy, a psychopath that recently joined Scropia. He wanted a few things, to build up the reputation of Scorpia for being the big bad again. He wanted to use Alex Rider to humiliate the British government. And he knew the past failure is the mistake of people undermining Alex Rider b...
2.5 starsLike nearly everyone else that reviewed this, I've been reading this series for a very long time, ever since the first book came out when I was in middle school. I was riveted right away by Alex and the smart spy plots he was a part of. We were similar in age and he was the kind of characte...
من کتاب نه رو با فاصله زیادی نسبت به کتاب هشت شروع کردم. ولی الکس رایدر مطلقا جزء کتابایی نبود که سیر داستانی یادم بره و برای خودن جلد بعد دچار مشکل بشم. همه ی داستانای الکس تا حالا، بدون استثنا مشکلاتی داشتن، ولی حتی با وجود اونا، که توب هر داستانی می تونستن باعث بشه سه بگیره، کتابای یک تا هشت مستح...
The last book in the 'Alex Rider' series. And being the finale, you can be sure that something explosive is going to happen. Then again, Alex Rider is a teenage spy for MI6, equipped with cool gadgets, so there's always something momentous about all his exploits. In this conclusion, does he 'graduat...
Real sad that this series is over :(
In my opinion Scorpia Rising may be the best novel in a long and excellent series. The gadgetry has always been well thought out, the twists and the suspense is brilliant and the emotional aspects of the series is astounding. To convincingly portray how a teenage kid abused by so many people into be...
Not a bad way to end the series.
Over the years, I've had varied experiences with final installments of long-running book series. There's been great ones ("Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Last Olympian,") terrible ones ("Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows",) and even mediocre ones ("Diagnosis Murder: The Last Word"). "Scor...
So sad that Alex Rider is over. Good ending to the series though! Read my review here.
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