Scorpia (Alex Rider, #5)
Scorpia (Alex Rider, #5)
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2006
Book Brief
Beta388
Novel • Fiction
Various International Locations • Contemporary
2006
9-14 years
680L
Super Short Summary
In Scorpia by Anthony Horowitz, Alex Rider, a teenager, encounters a criminal organization called Scorpia while uncovering secrets about his father. The story follows his mission, danger, and moral dilemmas. It is part of the Alex Rider series, blending action, espionage, and adventure targeted at young adult audiences.
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Scorpia by Anthony Horowitz is widely praised for its gripping plot and nonstop action, making it a favorite among young adult readers. The protagonist's character development adds depth, and the writing style is engaging and accessible. However, some critics feel the plot twists are occasionally predictable and the pacing uneven. Overall, it remains a strong addition to the Alex Rider series.
Who Should Read Scorpia (Alex Rider, #5)?
Readers who relish fast-paced, action-packed spy adventures will find Anthony Horowitz's Scorpia captivating. Comparable to the thrill and intrigue of Ian Fleming's James Bond series and Robert Ludlum's Bourne Identity, this book caters to young adults and fans of espionage fiction who appreciate complex plots and high-stakes drama.
62,584 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
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Novel • Fiction
Various International Locations • Contemporary
2006
9-14 years
680L
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