Secret Weapon: A thrilling collection of seven short stories from the bestselling spy series that's sold over 21 million copies; for fans of action, gadgets and danger aged 9-14 (Alex Rider)

This book more offers filler and background to the main books. There's multiple short stories, which don't also have the most in depth and wild action that Alex Rider usually finds himself in, but rather is more fluffy and endearing. Only downside is that I didn't get the hardcover version, which is on me. That's a me problem, not a seller problem

Absolutley love this book. Alex Rider is one of my favourite book series and Anthony Horowitz is my all time favourite author. This book contains all the action and wit of an Alex Rider novel, but 7 times over. It did however make me think that some of these skills and stories are relevent within previous books.

An excellent collection of short stories featuring Alex Rider. Although aimed at younger readers I really enjoyed reading them. Looking forward to reading more.

Expensive but a good read Son loves these books

It’s a good book for children. It's like a very toned down version of James Bond. I think it should be kids ten and up because of, obviously, some mature themes, such as guns, violence, etc. but it honestly isn't so bad. If your child is sensitive to these kinds of things, obviously they shouldn't read it but if they won't become overly upset over it, then its fine. You should reinforce the idea that the books are fiction, just in case. Overall, really good! Anthony Horowitz is a really good author and I would definitely recommend checking out more of his books.

The Alex Rider series could go on forever. The way each novel ties in with the others is brilliant, with new and some old challenges. Fantastic read. Left the end of every chapter in a cliff hanger

It was Amazing especially how it showed different times in the book on how Alex Rider is MI6 Secret Weapon. Very thrilling and I would recommend it to people who loved Alex Rider Undercover as they are set out in the same way as each other

I’m not exactly the YA demographic (I’m 65) and not generally a great fan of short stories, but I am a long time fan of Alex Rider and this new collection really hits the mark. There’s something so utterly engaging about Alex. It was good to read some of the background, especially with Ian Rider. The short-story concept was perfect for the little ‘reveals’ and a great teaser for the new novel.

Interesting novel.

tout bien

My Son LOVES the Alex Rider Series! He has all the books and has read them all and rereads them!

Un regard para mi hija

Son’s favourite