Books in Alex Rider series
Style: Average
Attitude: Some Care Needed → Fairly Positive
(synthesised) Alex Rider, in some spectacular set piece, (foils a robbery / spikes an evil plan / discovers a hidden plot), at which point MI6 then call him in to tell him that they'll tidy up whatever mess he left behind, but that it would be useful if he were to infiltrate (a computer game company / a Cuban holiday resort / the home of a suspiciously rich man) armed only with (explosive chewing gum / acidic toothpaste / a metal-detecting yo-yo).
Attractive and mostly unobjectionable action-paced young spy stories. Occasional very mild references to a teenage girl's precocious interest in boys. General air of amorality among main characters.
Adventure, Boys
Style: Average
Attitude: Unobjectionable
Alex Rider believes his uncle guardian to be a banker.
Adventure, Boys
Style: Average
Attitude: Unobjectionable
14-year-old Alex Rider is asked once again by MI6 to go on a mission: this time, to infiltrate an exclusive Academy set high in the French Alps.
Adventure, Boys
Style: Average
Attitude: Unobjectionable
On the run from the Chinese Triads after foiling one of their plans at the Wimbledon tennis championships, Alex Rider is loaned out to the CIA to infiltrate a Russian ex-General's secret base on an island near Cuba.
Adventure, Boys
Style: Average
Attitude: Unobjectionable
Alex is holidaying with Sabina and her family in the south of France, when he sees Yassen, whom he recognises from [Stormbreaker].
Adventure, Boys
Style: Average
Attitude: Unobjectionable
Alex, taking advantage of a school trip to Venice, finds his way to the headquarters of Scorpia, where Yassen had hinted he could find out about his father.
Adventure, Boys
Style: Average
Attitude: Unobjectionable
Alex, recuperating in hospital, is mistaken for Paul Drevin, son of a rich businessman, and kidnapped.
Adventure, Boys