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Point Blank
by Anthony Horowitz
Student Review:
*Point Blank was very good. It fits in many categories of which could be very interesting to many. These categories include but are not limited to: Sci Fi, Realistic Fiction, Mystery, Action, and Adventure. It is a good choice for many and will not let you down. Everyone loves a good scare or book, and this is a good book. It has lots of good action fights and death scenes, and it is very mysterious. It has many investigations integrated into this book. Even if it is a spy/mystery book, it includes a lot of other genres which makes it special. The action is amazing. It is about a kid named Alex Rider. He is now a spy. One day, someone known as The Gentleman killed Mr. Roscoe. His boss wanted him to find out why, and he thought it all lied at Point Blank academy. With much action and mystery, he finds out the secret. But what this secret could mean only he could find out. Read this book to see what happens. –Varun J., 6th grade 16-17
Originally read: November, 2006
Reread: November, 2008
*Point Blank was very good. It fits in many categories of which could be very interesting to many. These categories include but are not limited to: Sci Fi, Realistic Fiction, Mystery, Action, and Adventure. It is a good choice for many and will not let you down. Everyone loves a good scare or book, and this is a good book. It has lots of good action fights and death scenes, and it is very mysterious. It has many investigations integrated into this book. Even if it is a spy/mystery book, it includes a lot of other genres which makes it special. The action is amazing. It is about a kid named Alex Rider. He is now a spy. One day, someone known as The Gentleman killed Mr. Roscoe. His boss wanted him to find out why, and he thought it all lied at Point Blank academy. With much action and mystery, he finds out the secret. But what this secret could mean only he could find out. Read this book to see what happens. –Varun J., 6th grade 16-17
Originally read: November, 2006
Reread: November, 2008