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Alex Rider: Point Blanc - The Graphic Novel Award-winning author by Anthony Horowitz (author) (UK edition)

Alex Rider: Point Blanc - The Graphic Novel

Suitable for 8 - 12 years

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Investigations into the deaths of two of the world’s most powerful men have revealed one link: both had sons attending Point Blanc Academy – an exclusive school for rebellious rich kids. Run by the sinister Dr Grief and set high on an isolated mountain peak deep in the French Alps, Point Blanc is a world of its own. Armed only with a fake ID and a new collection of disguised gadgets, Alex must infiltrate the academy and discover the truth about what is happening there. But the secret that Alex uncovers goes way beyond his worst nightmares. Can he alert the world before it is too late? Galloping excitement with Alex Rider in this new graphic edition of his second adventure!

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781844281121

Publisher

Walker Books Ltd

Date published

September 3rd, 2007

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 2.6; Middle years plus; 1.0 points

Other details

  • 176 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Anthony Horowitz

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Anthony Horowitz started writing because he wanted to be like Tintin. He has now travelled to all the places that Tintin has been – apart from the moon!

His Alex Rider series is one of the most popular children’s book series ever, and the first Alex Rider book, Stormbreaker, became a major Hollywood film. In 2003, Anthony won the Red House Children’s Book Award (voted for by children) for Skeleton Key.

He is also the author of the highly acclaimed Diamond Brothers detective stories, as well as the bestselling The Power of Five books, which were inspired by a simple thought. “Isn’t it more exciting to imagine these great battles with all their magic and mystery happening in the very high street where you live, just out of the corner of your eye?”

Anthony lives in central London with his wife Jill Green, a TV producer, and their sons Nicholas and Cassian. His whole family gets involved in his writing. Jill has produced several of Anthony’s scripts, including the drama serial Foyle’s War, which won the Lew Grade Audience Award in 2003. His son Cassian is already a seasoned actor, having appeared in three of his shows, and Nicholas, his oldest son, has helped Anthony to research the Alex Rider books by trying his hand at everything from scuba-diving to snowboarding and surfing!

In 2013, Anthony was awarded an OBE for services to literature..

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  1. Ann Burell
    on 18 December 2019

    Not good

    The actual book is better>

    1out of 5

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What kids think

  1. DeathIsReal
    on 16 March 2016

    Its a really good book iv read the Novel and the graphic novel. They are alot different

    5out of 5

  2. bookaholic202
    on 9 March 2014

    The graphic book is good if you are too lazy to read the actual book.

  3. AngelofDeath
    on 7 March 2014

    Wonderful but the original book is better.

  4. TheMileLongBookshelfBlog
    on 8 March 2013

    great

  5. Nashdasher
    on 7 March 2013

    I don’t like reading graphic novels as they change how you imagine the people and this was the same.

    2out of 5

  6. lap312i
    on 6 March 2013

    i like the cover page

  7. danman89
    on 5 November 2012

    I love it ssssooooooooooooooooo much going to read skeleton key

    5out of 5

  8. dashernasher
    on 1 March 2012

    This is great seeing the book I love as a gaphic novel.