Little Birdy

Little Birdy
It's Little Birdy, or as I like to call him, Evil Stalker Bunny Chicken!

Mystery Creature

Mystery Creature
Would you believe Little Birdy became this?

Ridley

Ridley
Of course, I have to include Little Birdy's most famous form!

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Alex Rider Bleets

Bleets on some books I recently read.


Point Blank
Anthony Horowitz
274 pages, double paged

                      First edition cover
     After the mysterious killing of two billionaires whose sons both attend the same school, Alex Rider is sent on a mission at Point Blank, which is in the Swiss Alps, and is the same school the billionaires' sons attend. Alex learns the boys who attend Point Blank are being replaced with clones of Point Blank's headmaster, and will cause trouble if they inherit any of their parents' fortune. Strongly recommended for anyone who loves action.




Skeleton Key
Anthony Horowitz
327 pages, double paged

                    Skeleton Key cover
  When Chinese triads are after Alex, Alex is sent on a mission with the CIA to investigate Alexei Sarov, in which Alex's "CIA spy chaperones", Carver and Troy, are killed while sneaking on to Sarov's private island. Alex discovers Sarov is going to set the world at war by blowing up radioactive submarines in Russia, which will form radioactive clouds that would drift throughout the world. Sarov's plan is stopped because he committed suicide. Recommended to everyone who likes the subject of nuclear war, action, or spies.


Characterization chart for Alex:
     Alex=brave
             Point Blank:
  • escapes Point Blank by snowboard; nearly gets killed
  • rescues captured boys from Point Blank
  • kills evil headmaster of Point Blank with snowmobile
                        Skeleton Key    
  • fights great white shark with just a small knife
  • tries to escape Sarov's island, even though he could get killed for doing so
  • stops nuclear explosion on submarines

3 comments:

  1. I like the sound of both books, but I like the first better. I think I might need to read some of them. You have very good tastes.

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