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In Anthony Horowitz’s seventh book Snakehead, a fourteen year old spy named Alex Rider is working undercover for the Australian Secret Service. Alex’s parents died mysteriously when he was young; he was raised by his uncle who trained Alex to be a spy without him knowing. Alex’s current mission is to spy on a criminal organization called Snakehead. During his mission he meets Ash, his godfather. Only Ash holds the key to unlocking Alex’s past.
But when Alex finds a British bomb on a Snakehead ship carrying illegal immigrants, he finds himself in a lot more trouble than he asked for.
I recommend this book to all mystery lovers from the fifth grade up.
4 Stars
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