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Mystery · 2003 · PG-13

Eagle Strike

by Anthony Horowitz

Teen spy Alex Rider uncovers a pop star's sinister plan to destroy global military systems.

For14+GenreMysteryLength336 pagesRead time~7.5 hours

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Violence

Some

Action violence and physical peril consistent with the spy genre; no graphic injury

Language

Barely any

Minimal profanity appropriate for YA

Sexual Content

None

No romantic or sexual content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Themes of manipulation and global stakes create age-appropriate tension

What this book is about

The fourth Alex Rider adventure is a fast-paced YA spy thriller with action violence appropriate for the series' target audience. Some peril and mild language. Suitable for middle grade and up.

Notes for sensitive readers

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Action violence and peril

Themes of terrorism and global threat

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